Sentence examples for structure of communication from inspiring English sources

Clearly, quantitative results obtained in these studies, such as the degrees of nodes, cannot be taken for granted, but one may expect that as long as the population sample is not biased, qualitative observations such as the broadness of degree distribution or the organization of nodes in communities are significant information on the structure of communication networks.

Google, even though it is not itself an author, sustains the contemporary virtual public sphere by creating an analogous structure of communication.

"As part of the project, text classifiers for language commonly associated with positive sentiment, cooperative emotionality, and integrative complexity will be adapted to the structure of communication on Twitter," the Twitter blog says.

With such an expansion of Kantian practical reason, democracy is now grounded in the intersubjective structure of communication exhibited in the special form of reflective and reciprocal communication and public testing of claims to validity that Habermas calls "discourse".

As the rise of American newspapers in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries demonstrates, the press underwrites the public sphere by creating a structure of communication both responsive to public curiosity and independent of the content of any particular news story.

By analyzing the structure of communication (using speech-act theory developed in analytic philosophy) he lays out a procedure that will rationally justify norms, though he does not claim to know what norms a society will adopt by using this procedure.

Language-based communication has been argued to play a principal role although the structuring of communication as scaffolds for knowledge construction has never been measured directly.

As already mentioned, Habermas's reconstruction attempts to articulate invariant structures of communication, and so qualifies as a "formal pragmatics".

Then, by using the ZigBee technology based on IEEE802.15.4 criteria, the wireless communication network and the structure of ZigBee communication module for coal mine are studied and designed.

Multiple features are common between the existing taxonomies (e.g. collective architecture, environment structure, presence of communication...), while a large number of features is specific to each taxonomy.

In this original and provocative account of the evolutionary origins of human communication, Michael Tomasello connects the fundamentally cooperative structure of human communication (initially discovered by Paul Grice) to the especially cooperative structure of human (as opposed to other primate) social interaction.