Glossematics has been an important component of European structuralism but has had relatively little influence in the United States, except in relation to stratificational grammar, a grammar originated by American linguist Sydney M. Lamb.
During this time, again, John Sinclair began implementing Firth's approach to the vocabulary in terms of collocations, by a large scale computational study at the University of Birmingham; and Halliday developed his Edinburgh work on the intonation of English in relation to the grammar, for teaching purposes.
SFL has to be seen both in relation to other functional grammars and in relation to the body of formalist approaches that are related in some degree to Chomsky's work.
Despite these favorable results, a careful examination of the generated features in relation to the corresponding grammars reveals that it is relatively easy to generate the "right features" (as known by the researchers) from the grammars.
Exchange Fields sought to develop a novel interface strategy by eliciting culturally determined environmental 'behavior in relation to objects' as a grammar of gesture that could be used as input to the reacting system.
Better performance of the grammar classifiers in relation to Profile HMMs can be related to (1) higher expressive power allowing (2) problem‐specific grammar structure, but also (3) usage of amino acid properties and (4) selection of the most informative of them for a given class (which requires a validation step).
Halliday's work at this time also shows the influence of Sydney Lamb's development of Stratificational Grammar in relation to the concept of 'realization' and different levels (strata) of abstraction, which represented a development of the scale of exponence.
Using Fawcett's computational version of Cardiff Grammar, Castel shows how the notion of preference in relation to choice can be extended to capture genre-specific constraints.
For example, my colleagues and I have embedded recent changes in the assessment criteria into our teaching, especially in relation to the development of explanatory answers and the increased emphasis on spelling, punctuation and grammar.
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