On such view, when the speaker says something like 'Jones is up early today', she is expressing a singular proposition about the individual a that the discourse participants are looking at, but she is presupposing that a is Jones (has the property of being Jones).
Our experiments demonstrate that the discourse aware model outperforms state-of-the-art machine comprehension systems.
The clothes frequently have so much symbolic meaning in a gay ceremony that the discourse can go on for months.
"My function is to provide the best information so that the discourse can be built around accurate information and the best decisions can be made," he says.
One reason for this is that the discourse of 'sustainability' is sometimes confused, self-contradictory and unappealing to voters and consumers.
Furthermore, as shown in the second part, the data analyzed evidence that the discourse of achieved transformation is far from being consolidated.
And the Simpson trial spurs us to question everything except the way that the discourse of crime and punishment has enveloped, and suffocated, the analysis of race and poverty in this country.
Naz Coker, chair of the Refugee Council, claims that "the discourse around asylum-seekers has legitimised racist language".And a bizarre link has now arisen between the asylum issue and the Lawrence case.
That the discourse only amplifies one's growing disgust at an immodest assemblage that makes Coward's crew seem positively restrained causes one to ponder just what kind of home the baby and his siblings-to-be inhabit.
Like de Marneffe, Douglas and Michaels are concerned about a dominant discourse that is oppressive to women; it's just that the discourse that they identify as dominant is totally different.
This is where artists want to be having the conversation, but changes to Access to Work and the Independent Living Fund mean that the discourse of rights and the necessity of political activism can never be very far away.
