Indeed, for Lyotard, the de-realization of the world means the disintegration of narrative elements into "clouds" of linguistic combinations and collisions among innumerable, heterogeneous language games.
This paper aims to explore and elaborate the distinct characteristics and the features of the house architectural form that suggest the sustainability to preserve its identity within the existence of heterogeneous language and boundary.
This provider group has the lowest education level and most heterogeneous language skills.
Assessments use heterogeneous language to identify and describe the organizational core competencies that are evaluated, similar to the capacity building frameworks previously discussed.
One of the authors, Steve Vinoski, has previously been at the centre of the move toward programming-language independent middleware such as CORBA that then require a mapping between the heterogeneous programming languages used and the underlying language-neutral middleware, an approach which he now sees as flawed and error-prone.
In the case of heterogeneous architectures, languages such as OpenCL [9] and the Multicore Association Application Programming Interface (MCAPI [10]) define ways to express parallel properties of a code.
In this article, we assess whether the type of information provided on PCP product labels to consumers in the EU and SA is effective to promote risk reduction decision making and whether the information is presented in a manner that is comprehensible by consumers who are heterogeneous in their languages, literacy levels, technical literacy levels, and visual literacy levels.
Here, we work at a more fine-grained level, quantifying the impact at short (two-year) time scales of the heterogeneous usage of language inside a community.
Studies have shown that the aging process causes heterogeneous changes in language and have sought to explain the reasons for the decline observed in certain functions and the sparing of others [ 1, 2].
