In this article we present a discourse-informed model which is capable of producing document compressions that are coherent and informative.
It presents a discourse on the opposing notions of painting in the east and west which developed by the end of the 16th century.
"He always engaged passionately with all the things that he somehow managed to squeeze in a day, whether that was the volleyball team, biking, playing keyboards in the music group, presenting a discourse on contemporary music or indeed politics," Goulandris says.
Finally and most importantly, the park-as-text presents a discourse of American military heroism against the Japanese, at the expense of recognition of Chamorro suffering, or of any historical marker tying the indigenous history of Guam into U.S. historical memory.
For this reason, their first objective has been to attack the president's group by presenting a "discourse similar to that of Ahmadinezhad but without him".
In four articles written during the 1940s, Im Hwa, the most influential Korean literary critic during the colonial period, presented a discourse on Chosŏn film as an effort to interfere in the "transitional time," a period in which film control was fortified while the war progressed.
Dr Madhava Menon then presented a discourse on the emerging scenario regarding the legal regulation of genomics and its important inclusion in juridical sciences.
The assignment was for each student to present a persuasive discourse about why he or she deserved the cash, with the class voting and the winning speaker getting it all (and no, no one was allowed to vote for themselves).
We present a philosophical discourse, with emphasis on the writings of Immanuel Kant and G.F.W. Hegel, as to why physicians have the moral imperative to give such "outliers" considerate and thoughtful care.
Even the Kitab al-Shifa', which deals with logic at greater length, presents a confused discourse.
