What is the text, understood in context, pointing to?
Every aspect of our linguistic life is open to technologization of one form or another, from the way that kids of Blake's generation will learn to acquire literacy with the help of app-laden multitouch devices to our growing expectations that computer interfaces should be able to recognize our speech and text, understand it and talk back to us.
In essence, my work of art must be able to assist them to know the things described in the text, understand concepts, and fathom the mysteries of the abstract world.
Terms of deep and surface approach to learning were introduced by Ference Marton and his research group, who were researching why there are differences in how students who read the same text understand it.
The poem, most often sung to Edward Parry's hymn-like melody, was recently suggested as a new national anthem for England, despite the fact most readings of the original text understand it to be deeply caustic in its sentiment.
Another example would be reading comprehension, where the student would be required to read the text, understand the material, continually update information that he/she just read, and then to answer content or inferential questions based on the text.
What's different, according to Rodriguez, is the way the company's technology can analyze text and "understand the sales meaning of that text".
He can text back he understands by duplicating the text.
"If you're able to dive into the text and understand the nuances behind it, it gives you a great feeling of accomplishment," he said.
A significant proportion of the text is understood to consist of sections of the European convention on human rights, which it is intended will be incorporated into UK law.
Having read Lavalle's text, he understood what most novices would not: that the grapes from the upper part of Charmes were considered superior to those from the lower part.
