Mood, Aspect, Modality Revisited argues that it's time to revisit our conventional assumptions and reconsider our foundational questions: What exactly is a linguistic category?
While Cheney and Seyfarth claim that the baboon cognitive system is vehicled by a language of thought given its nature as representational, discrete-valued, hierarchically structured, rule-governed, open-ended, and independent of sensory modality, Camp argues that the inference is not warranted, since non-sentential representational systems can also have such features.
With respect to the novel multisensory and intersensory effects reported here, the "modality appropriateness hypothesis" [41] argues that the most precise modality contributes most to the formation of a multisensory percept.
Lambert [ 8], in her study of bone doctors in Rajasthan, argues that treatment modalities in India that would be categorized under the new terminology of LHT, have become marginalized through exclusion by the state.
"The learning objectives and rigour of the course are the same, regardless of the modality in which the student learns," argues Pate.
This argues that the belt signals transcend modality-specific SMCs and have to be interpreted in part as object-related SMC.
The modest effect of these drugs coupled with the increase in risk of adverse effects argues for a shift towards other treatment modalities [ 19, 77].
It argues for the importance of speech as an interaction modality in a range of circumstances chiefly eyes-and/or-hands-busy circumstances and for the centrality of human-human conversation in voice interaction design.
Like Husserl and Meinong, he argues that states of affairs are the primary bearers of modality and that obtaining states of affairs are what explain and what is explained (Reinach 1982; cf. Smith 1989, Meixner 1997).
They argue that modality conversion could be a better choice than unrestricted adaptation on fidelity.
