Russia still publicly clings to its obstinate stances, but there is talk of it repositioning itself in order to hold a new kind of discourse with the US President for the four years to come.
Then A holds in a discourse iff A is true at some world in M. Since A may hold in one world but not in another, both A and ¬A may hold in a discourse.
Secondly, the non-monotonic nature of the Event Calculus can be used to model the incremental construction of a temporal model with inferences which hold locally at a discourse segment sn but which can be undone at some later discourse unit sn+1.
He would sit on the cane-backed sofa and hold stately discourse there with a visitor equally old, crossing and recrossing his legs, exposing a length of hairless white shin and the high black top of a buttoned shoe.
Some forms of scientific realism, for example, hold that discourse about the theoretical entities of physics is not simply shorthand for discourse about, say, meter readings and patterns on cloud chamber photographs.
Kerala holds a special place in the global public health discourse for its remarkable health achievements despite low economic status [ 6].
German and Chinese art scholars also held a series of dialogues that allowed the public to join a freewheeling discourse on subjects like the Enlightenment and China.
By mid-September, a month after Allen had welcomed "Macaca" Sidarth to "the real world of Virginia," the word still held a powerful fascination, its etymology probed, its sound repeated, until it assumed an odd familiarity in political discourse.
To Indians, both within and outside India, the Internet is an alternative public sphere to hold discourses with those who share a similarity of interests.
He could give you a discourse.
Moreover, research has shown that this also holds for discourse genres traditionally considered as highly standardized in their rituals and formulas, written business communication being a case in point.
