And often, as they wait for the birds to come to the decoys, there are informative discourses on waterfowl and waterfowl behavior.
I spoke to several lovely people and had the type of informative and substantive discourse that one should expect at a political event.
A novel recommendation for the Digital Pathology Information Web-Services (DPIWS) standard is presented, with respect to specific characteristics of the informative content of discourse.
HIV testing is informative for the equity discourse.
Is information always informative?
These findings are likely to be due to speakers' lexical choices and the spatial nature of the discourse and are informative for clinical practice.
As the coverage of politics grew more trivial, polarizing and less informative, Stewart pleaded for a better discourse, famously castigating the hosts of CNN's "Crossfire" for, in his words, "hurting America". And perhaps nobody on television did more than Stewart to define Fox News as the reliably partisan outlet that most people know it as today.
First, for example, PWA use fewer Correct Information Units (defined as any single word, intelligible, informative, and relevant in context) in discourse than NHP (Nicholas & Brookshire, 1993).
In order to explore both in-depth and orthogonally informative dimensions of the ECB and the Fed discourses, we characterize these discourses using two distinct measures, building on the manner in which popular and connecting concepts play different roles in the structure and dynamics of semantic networks.
The hosts don't shy away from argument, but engage in the kind of civil discourse that is actually fruitful and informative, instead of simply argumentative.
The book is not intended to be a dispassionate discourse on victimization but rather an informative, moving and deeply honest memoir of a crime victim.
