According to this framework, subject, agent, and person are three core elements for integrating technology into the classroom environment.
I identified some reoccurring collocations of coded features, specifically those related to in/end of text citation and type of incorporation; I also noted whether the external voice was the subject, agent, or topic of a main clause.
One denotes subjects (agents, processes, and officers), one denotes objects (files, directories, databases, and applications), one denotes actions (read, write, execute, and not access), and another denotes constraints (roles).
Completions answering the question "Why?" were expected to result in Explanation relations, which would favor the subject-Agent of S1 being interpreted as the subject of S2.
"There were no arrests or indictments in the case until it was learned that two weapons found at the scene of customs and border protection agent Brian Terry's December 14, 2010, murder had been purchased by an Operation Fast and Furious subject who agents had identified in November 2009, and who had bought the two guns found at scene in January 2010," the report said.
Once the subject arrived, agents would initiate casual banter in the living room, where, hours earlier, Clovis had prepared the drug.
Subject had agents reveal top-secret information, which he then called in to Moscow spy hot line, collect, in a "live" demonstration of proper telephone manners on a non-secure line.
In thought insertion, the victim fails to appear to himself as either subject or agent of some of the experiences of which he is in fact the subject and agent.
Normally, we think of ourselves as the subject and agent of all ours experiences.
The change prompted a focus on communities as both subjects and agents of conservation.
