Semantically slash logic is otherwise like IFL except that its game-theoretical semantics is based on the idea that a player's strategy functions may utilize as their arguments any preceding moves made in the current play, save for those whose use is, by the slash notation, explicitly indicated as forbidden (cf. Sect. 3).
Exchange roles can also be expanded by other moves that follow-up, track their meanings (checking, clarifying, confirming, replaying) or challenge preceding moves (Martin 1992, Martin and Rose, 2007a, b).
In the Imag condition, subjects were requested to imagine radial/ulnar deviations as performed during the immediately preceding Move trials but without overt movement.
Not stiff or self-consciously grand like the preceding arioso, the music moves with an easy, striding rhythm.
His men had marched all of the preceding night; his column moved with the corps of General Latour to Feldburg, but by the castle of Bürgeln 3.9 mile to the east at, it turned to the left (west) to penetrate to the source of the Kandern stream.
And, as mentioned in the preceding paragraph, faster transitions move more older individuals into later stages, causing a late-life decline in acceleration.
Her first encounter with Peteris Eglitis's weary Dutchman is staged as a move-for-move repetition of the preceding dialogue, with Mary and Daland mouthing the lines they have just sung.
Psychiatric disorders were less likely among those who had not moved during the preceding five years (OR = 0.21, 0.07-0.62, p = 0.01), but were not associated with the frequency of residential moves (Table 2, 3, 4).
SOC control task: There was an incorporated control task (SOC control task), which required the subject to copy one move at a time in exact correspondence with the moves made in the preceding planning condition.
The 2006 Current Population Survey found that nearly 40 million people had moved in the preceding year, or about 14percentt.
