Joseph Margolis locates the difference between dance, music and theater in the constraints of a common keyboard in the case of music and the constraints of a common language in the case of drama where no similar constraints exist in dance (1981).
Even the language of the serious case review demonstrates this failure of understanding.
While most of the newly developed methods are freely available, their use requires substantial computational skills, such as knowledge of the R programming language in the case of Bioconductor.
Apart from the analysis of the convergence to a common language in the case of a fully autonomous robot team without human intervention we are also particularly interested in analyzing how the syntactic alignment of the robot team can be influenced or mediated by humans.
Quine claims that the dispositions he relies on in his account of language are like the case of fragility rather than the case of Caesar.
On this latter reading, §§258 and 270, for example, are attempts to give the interlocutor what he says he wants, but which, in the end, amount to nothing (in the case of 258) or bring us back to a publicly understandable language (in the case of 270).
Since most philosophers of the LWS rejected naturalism in the humanities and social sciences, the way through the unity of language (as in the case of the Vienna Circle) was excluded.
The results indicate that gesture is closely-related to the content of spoken language even in the case of aphasia, and that sometimes gesture reflects the semantic properties of the impaired language but at other times it is compensatory and as such these results tend to favour the Interface Hypothesis over the Lexical Hypothesis.
Examination of Horwitz, Horwitz, and Cope's construct of foreign language anxiety: the case of students of Japanese.
All interviews were conducted in Vietnamese, specifically the Kinh language, except in the case of 12 schoolchildren of grade 1 from a highland community who were supported by a local translator.
This gets to a larger issue in the language, and to the case of "proprietary eponyms," words that move from corporate brands to general nouns (and even verbs) thanks to their ubiquity.
