Sentence examples for discourse in terms of from inspiring English sources
The studio will take a position in the discourse in terms of the interaction between built physical and digital systems with respect to human behavior, private initiatives, and public policy through the architectural and urban design of a new city district in Amsterdam– the Sluisbuurt.
Among the adults, teachers dominate the discourse in terms of turn number and length.
In comparison to the other adults, teachers dominate the discourse in terms of turn number and length.
The conversation will contextualize United States anti-immigrant policies and discourse in terms of the transnational consequences and implications for youth and their families.
If Irigaray maintains a Feuerbachian human referent for her own projection of religious discourse in terms of female representations of the divine, the feminine divine, too, would seem to facilitate its own destruction.
These extracts show a set of common processes that the test takers were involved in re-producing the graphic and non-graphic information into accurate and coherent written discourse in terms of use of vocabularies, grammatical points, spellings, and punctuations.
It is also inextricably linked with the spread of revolutionary discourses in terms of race, nation, class, and gender: the quest for emancipation, democracy, political independence, and economic equality.
At the periphery of the China-Vietnam border, Vietnamese women join in these modernization projects and share local discourses in terms of what constitutes personal success based on a number of facilitating factors.
"He's seen a lot of support from Indonesians on this kind of punitive discourse, both in terms of drug policy, and this combative language with the war on drugs, but also with the death penalty".
They are very cohesive at the level of their discourse and in terms of the methods they employ, but they are not a co-ordinated, cohesive force by any means.
That is, I hoped that this sort of modeling would help set up a discourse, particularly in terms of how space and culture can influence a story and how it is read.
