Sentence examples for model of dialogue from inspiring English sources
Mr. Stassen, who has helped to prod American evangelicals to take on issues including global warming and torture, said he and other evangelicals would soon circulate a document intended to broaden support for dialogue with Iran, based on the model of dialogue with North Korea.
This paper presents an implemented model of dialogue management for simple dialogues involving multiple speakers.
In this paper, we present a computational model of dialogue, and an underlying theory of action, which supports the representation of, reasoning about and execution of communicative and non-communicative actions.
Also, the interactive alignment model of dialogue assumes that speakers and listeners share representations, although this does not necessarily imply that the processes operating on them are also shared between modalities (Pickering and Garrod 2004).
We soon realized that as clergy, we would not be "models of dialogue" in the worship services, but fellow travelers, just learning how to live.
Their performance was a model of assertive dialogue throughout, starting in a zone of rustling impressionism and ending with a sharp harrumph.
Still, many family members viewed the exchange as a model of civil dialogue about issues that stoked anger and, often, alienation -- something to be thankful for, even if they were unable to reach consensus on a donation.
He argues instead for a more open model of intercultural dialogue in which a liberal society's constitutional and legal values serve as the initial starting point for cross-cultural dialogue while also being open to contestation.
We identified two main theories of the course-in-context that explained variation in learners' satisfaction and outcomes: Davis's Technology Acceptance Model and Laurillard's model of interactive dialogue.
Another aspect is his famous model of reasoning as dialogue.
A power sensitive model of negotiations through dialogue is proposed premised on anti-oppressive ethics and principles (Clifford & Burke 2009) that can guide key stakeholders in their response to issues of CSR.
