If we want to quantify over situations exemplifying the propositions expressed by negative sentences, as we do in (52) below (repeated from above), contextual restrictions for the topic situation must play a major role, including those contributed by the topic-focus articulation and presuppositions (Kratzer 1989, von Fintel 1994, 2004a).
He never took out his earphones, and he often withdrew into a haze, only to emerge with full powers of focus and articulation.
First, instruction should shift to more in-depth analysis of fewer topics that allows focus and articulation of key, cross-cutting concepts (National Research Council 2013).
From about 1918 on, Watsuji's focus became the articulation of what it is that constitutes the Japanese spirit.
I view this focus on the articulation of "the materiality of interaction" as an important contribution to this special issue.
For articulation, focusing on the target sounds during a naturalistic situation such as storybook reading by analyzing words or patterns could help the child to match events with words and sounds for improving articulation and developing phonemic awareness.
The approaches to scientific discovery presented in the previous sections focus on the adoption, articulation, and preliminary evaluation of ideas or hypotheses prior to rigorous testing.
Sustainable impact assessments require, at minimum, equal focus on and clear articulation of social, environment and economic dimensions (Morrison-Saunders et al., 2014, emphasis added).
Our focus was on strategy articulation workshops with different types of actors, functioning as a microcosmos, but the approach is not limited to these workshops.
With an explicit focus on the spatial articulation of landownership, this paper explores various ways in which pre-Soviet land rights were expressed in rural Estonia during the Soviet period (1940 1941, 1944 1991).
Progressive non-profits should focus on a clear articulation and inspiring vision of where they want to go and what they want to achieve.
