Similar to what occurs in a psychotherapeutic context, 'change' may become apparent by participants' enhanced ability to adopt a wider range of discourses on the same theme, hold more complex views, and accept the perspectives of others [ 25].
Urban discourse, at the same time, has focused on the design of appropriate spaces to foster knowledge economy.
The discourse feature extraction relies on the same automatic speech recognition module as described in the lexical features (Lexical features).
Obviously, RedState.com didn't threaten to throw people in jail if they violated its posting policies, but the tone of that threat was quite familiar to me, and the effect on the discourse there was the same: self-censorship.RedState was not, in fact, founded as a place to get liberals and conservatives talking to each other.
In other words, British advocates of lay cancer education endorsed the view that "delay" was their chief foe, drawing on the same discourses as their colleagues elsewhere (but especially in the United States).
Horizontal pluralism is intra-level pluralism, the view that there may be incompatible descriptions or facts on the same level of discourse (Lynch 1998).
A miscarriage is not, despite confusion in popular discourse, the same thing as a stillbirth.
The directed labeled graph nature of RDF triples, coupled with their reliance on unique identifiers (as URIs), enables data structures to be scattered between multiple machines while permitting different domains of discourse to use the same data elements differently.
In Discourse on the Method, Descartes remarks that all minds have the same ability to reason (AT 2; CSM 111).
From the moment that the mechanisms which create the one (mental practices) from the other are made visible, these revealed links make obvious the syncretism which merges the relationships into the deeds and shatters the affirmation that the deed and the discourse on it are one and the same thing".
