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Showing 1 to 13 of 13 for “"Verbal form"”.
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The Relationship of the Creativity of Teachers and Their Students
… by the Torrance Tests of Creative Thinking Verbal, Form A, and the creativity of the students with whom she works, as measured by the same instrument.
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A Comparison of Certain Creativity and Personality Variables
… and the Torrance Tests of Creative Thinking, Verbal, Form A.
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Nominalizations and aspect
… which Mebengokre, though in a slightly different form. MRbengokre opposes two verbal forms that roughly express an aspectual opposition between a "perfect", and a perfective or unmarked aspect. Rather than being two forms of the verb that differ simply in an aspectual feature, however, these forms …
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The Role of Expert Advice Formation Individual and Group Decision Making
… and group level layperson decision making when information from multiple experts is available. A total of 767 participants read four scenarios with various forms of expert advice, and then made decisions and gave confidence ratings. As expert advice format became more precise (ambiguous statements …
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Number matters: enhancing nominal number to facilitate subject-verb agreement
… phrase, given that in English S-V agreement the verbal form is dependent on the number of the sentence subject. It has been argued that second language (L2) learners are insensitive to agreement violations online when their native language (L1) does not instantiate agreement (Jiang et al., 2011). …
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Design of a memory based expert system for interpreting facial expressions in terms of signalled emotions
… An intermediate representation in terms of verbal face actions(eg. . mouth open,eyes closed)is also used. A production rule system converts the geometric description to verbal form, while a dynamic memory interprets the face actions in terms of emotions. Following the work of Schank(1982)and …
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Topics in Turkish syntax : clausal structure and scope
… for Turkish: (i) what is the interaction between verbal morphology and the structure?, and (ii) what is the interaction between word order and interpretation? Following Kornfilt (1996) I argue that there are two verbal forms in finite structures: one consists of a participle and a copula, which is …
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El uso de pronombres personales en la oralidad mexicoamericana de Houston, Texas
… denotation and morphological ambiguity of the verbal form showed statistically valid correlations with Spanish subject personal pronoun expression in all four groups: non-border, border, 2nd generation and 3rd generation. Turn of speech appeared relevant for three groups: border, 2nd generation …
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Zukunftssicherung von Logistikunternehmen unter dem Aspekt der Fahrerbindung
… exchange between the sender and the receiver in verbal or non-verbal form. There are rather the secondary communicative effects, which emerge from the processes more closely. Thus, a poor process is expressed more than just an inadequate completion of the tasks. The failure to remedy this lack of …
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dharmakaya: An investigation into the impact of mindful meditation on dancers’ creative processes in a choreographic environment
… research and practices within the art form. The written thesis provides the analysis of the creative process of making dharmakaya. It seeks to understand if a creative environment can be established which incorporates the principles and practices gained from meditation to support and …
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The Shining Face of Moses: The Interpretation of Exodus 34:29-35 and Its Use in the Old and New Testaments
… the identification of the meaning of the verbal form of "qrn," is resolved by the recognition that it means "to shine" or "emanate light/rays" as opposed to "had horns" or other interpretations. The function of the entire phrase--"the skin of his face shone"--is fourfold: as a reminder or …
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Hunting Down Animal Verbs
… pattern of lexicogrammatical change, namely word-formation of verbs from animal nouns by zero-derivation, in the process of which such nouns as, for example, dog, horse, or beaver change their usage and meaning to produce animal verbs: to dog ‘to follow someone persistently and with a malicious …