But the real fun is down below, sparking conversations about underlying concepts, underlying reality and the underlying frame of debate.
Hence the underlying frame of a certain language has a fixed constituent order in terms of the finite verb and its two arguments, subject and object.
According to this premise, the semantic encoding order of German polar interrogative will accord with the underlying frame, which is the first syntactic structure generated in the grammatical encoding.
As critical news consumers, our job is to find those underlying frames that might shed light on the story, even if that light shines in a direction that is uncomfortable or unpleasant.
Therefore, the underlying reference frame needs to assure the same accuracy.
Even the direct geodetic measurements of plate motions depend on the underlying reference frame (Altamimi et al., 2002; Kreemer et al., 2003; Prawirodirdjo and Bock, 2004).
In order to evaluate the underlying reference frame for representing translations in area VIP, we examined the temporal changes in firing rate for each neuron over the same 750 ms epoch used in the rest of the analyses.
In an implementation of such a trading system, many parameters have to be taken into account, for example, average connection times in the underlying communication system, the inherent framing structure, stochastic traffic parameters, and so forth.
This culture, what I have called "The Levantine Option," if adopted as a discursive model in the current dialogue, could speak in a sophisticated and humane manner to many of the underlying barriers that frame the culture of brutality permeating the region.
We argue that the frames (compliance as expert judgment and compliance as process) are contested, which leads to the creation of a hybrid or compromise frame – one which integrates the underlying concerns of both frames.
