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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Implicit meaning"”.
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Intention, creative variability and paradox in recorded performances of the piano music of Maurice Ravel
… invariability in performance, communication and meaning in composed music. No matter how these issues are treated they must contend with the rationally based, historical position of the interpreter (whether passive messenger or inspired commentator) as creatively subordinate to the composer. The …
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Contributions of type of instruction, individual differences in cognitive ability and age to the development of explicit and implicit knowledge of L2 English articles: A study with Russian learners of English
… (WM), and age in the development of explicit and implicit knowledge of second language (L2) articles. One hundred and fifteen Russian learners were randomly assigned to one of three instructional conditions: a deductive and a guided inductive condition instantiated explicit, form-focused …
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Imminence and immanence : embodied meaning in architectural experience
… an investigation of the natural or bodily-based meaning of architecture, understood in terms of the inherent qualities and relationships that arise out of movement within built environment, and based in a contemporary understanding of the relationship between man and world. This work. attempts a …
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Institutional pressures and decoupling in projects: The case of BIM level 2 and coercive isomorphism in the UK’s construction sector
… In the case of BIM, there is a shared and implicit assumption that a multitude of stakeholders will readily accept the BIM discourse and the prescriptions that follow it. This thesis challenges such assumptions, arguing that the adoption and implementation of BIM through institutional …
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A cross-cultural study on complaint letters : Australian and Korean
… this is defined as a reader needing to infer the implicit meaning of what is the writer's request, this Australian letters showed writer responsible language, this is defined as a reader being provided enough explicit information by a writer in order to comprehend the meaning of what the writer …
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An Evaluation of Grades 10 and 11 English First Additional Language Learners’ Interpretation of Verbal and Nonverbal Cues in Cartoons: A Case Study of the Sibasa Circuit, Limpopo Province
… challenges that affect their ways of attaching meaning to visual texts (cartoons). The ability to make meaningful connections, plausible interpretations, and inferences seems to be limited. These include a limited ability to infer covert and implicit meanings. Furthermore, learners have …
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Use of Section 20 of the Education Act 1928: The study of a contemporary issue using the narrative form
… of evocative, contextualised language to create implicit meaning, a plot based on some form of conflict within a temporal framework, and the use of multiple voices and genres. Generalisation from the sequence of events subsumed in the plot is assisted by the effective depiction of a 'real' …
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Investigating the Challenges of Translating Arabic Collocations into English with Reference to the Quran
… useful but flawed, in conveying accurately the meaning of collocations. This view is supported by the text analysis and literature findings. Participants were unanimous that the proliferation of translations of the Quran is positive but stressed that quantity does not always mean quality. …