It is also acknowledged that certain speaker variation occurs in the choice of anaphoric reference form, as the result of different perceptions of the semantic connectedness of clauses and sentences within a narrative.
In politics, ism-itis is receding, but in reference to forms of discrimination, the beatism goes on.
Second, some contend that the idea of moral responsibility, properly explicated, involves reference to forms of blame alone (see e.g., Wallace 1994: 12). 2. For further discussion of various kinds of responsibility, see Hart 1968: ch.
As an interpretive category, Neo-Confucianism has a variety of nuances but most scholars who use the term do so in reference to forms of Confucian philosophizing that emerged in the wake of Buddhism.
The three independent variables in this regression were number of authors, number of pages and number of references, form each of the 6572 papers, and the dependent variable was the number of citations of each paper (out of 6572).
We each bring to our responsibilities "frames of reference" formed by our life's experiences.
"The story references other forms of abuse to offer context to the suggestion of verbal abuse.
In sixth place is a professor of midwifery at Coventry University As a fan of social media, I spotted an interesting reference to "other forms of [research] dissemination" in this job description, which is heart-warming.
Designs from Kashmir were more distinctively regional in their reference, with two forms of local flora — poppy blossoms and spiky chinar leaves — becoming as ubiquitous as brand-name labels.
The summed Kullback-Leibler distance was used to quantify the difference between the predicted DNA binding sites of the reference and SNP forms of the zinc finger.
