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Latin Punctuation in the Classical Age
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Development and evaluation of exercises in capitalization and punctuation for grade six
Thesis (M.A.)--Boston University, 1949. This item was digitized by the Internet Archive.
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PlusShorts : using punctuation as an iconic system for describing and augmenting video structure
… introduces an iconic language, consisting of punctuation symbols, for annotating, sharing and interpreting conceptual ideas about cinematic structure. The PlusShorts application presents individual movie sequences as elements within an evolving cinematic storyspace, where participants can …
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Comparing the interpretation of text message punctuation by native and non-native English speakers
… speakers and L2 English learners perceive punctuation in text messages. The data set includes responses from a survey, which led participants to rate and describe a series of text messages, and from follow-up interviews, which allowed participants to explain their survey responses further. …
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Development of a Measure Assessing Knowledge and Use of Internal Punctuation to Signal Syntactic Relationships
… was constructed to test the use of internal punctuation (commas, semicolons, and colons) and identification of syntactical structures (phrases and clauses). Rasch analysis found the measure as a whole possibly supporting a second dimension; therefore, the measure was analyzed as two scales: …
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Pontuação e sintaxe em impressos portugueses renascentistas
… and the first orthographic treatises, the punctuation in the texts printed in Portuguese had as a model the Latin punctuation. However, transferring the punctuation from a language into a language has led to a reduction and consequent reinterpretation of the function of the signals. If, for …
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Analysis of punctuation errors committed by Grade 10 learners in English First Additional Language at a private school in Vhembe District of Limpopo Province
The study analyses punctuation errors committed by Grade 10 learners at a private school in the Vhembe District of Limpopo Province. It focuses specifically on punctuation mark errors committed by Grade 10 learners in English First Additional Language within the context of transactional writing, …
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The unpunctuated Chaucer : a guide to reading the Medieval manuscripts of The Canterbury Tales.
… in part because of the modern practice of punctuation. Modern editors and their punctuation do much of the hard work for us when it comes to reading Middle English texts. In an admirable effort to make literature of the Middle Ages available and appealing to more readers, editors, …
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The Chirurgeon
… are reduced to their sequences of nouns. New punctuation and white space is added but no new words are allowed. This produces the first of three new poems. In stage two, the chirurgeon adds new words to the source nouns, producing a second poem. In stage three, the source nouns are removed …
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Teksto suvokimas pasitelkiant neuroninius tinklus /
… efficiency solving sentiment analysis and punctuation error detection tasks. The biggest problems preventing the investigation of such tasks were the lack of structurized datasets which were created as a part of this paper. Criteria were first established and the natural language processing …
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Scribal Tendencies in the Fourth Gospel in Codex Alexandrinus
… study considers singular readings in relation to punctuation markers and line breaks. First, a brief introduction to Codex Alexandrinus is given. Second, the method used to undertake this study is set forth and explained. Third, each singular reading in the Fourth Gospel in Codex Alexandrinus is …
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Recurrent neural network language models in the context of under-resourced South African languages
… part of a hybrid model. A short examination of punctuation marks in text data revealed that performance metrics for language models are greatly overestimated when punctuation marks have not been excluded. The investigation concludes by appraising the sensitivity of RNN language models (RNNLMs) …
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Does It Really Matter?
… were obvious subject-verb agreement errors, punctuation and capitalization errors, and other errors. This pamphlet was apparently intended to introduce the church to visitors, and, as such, represented the church to the outside world. I found myself questioning how much the members of this …
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Recognition of courtesy amounts on bank checks based on a segmentation approach
… module seeks to extract characters (digits, punctuation marks and so on) from the numeral strings. The recognition module aims at classifying each pattern into one of the ten numerals ('0'-'9') and double zeros ('00'), rejecting ambiguous patterns. Finally, the syntactical analysis module …
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Legend, and Other Stories
… times they depart from traditional grammar and punctuation. Their various forms, however, do not represent an attempt to escape from the story-telling process. Rather, they represent an attempt to catch the rhythm, cadence, and articulacy of the spiritual voice. In addition, these stories are, …
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Implicit graphemic cues in Thai reading
Languages that do not use space or other punctuation to demarcate word boundaries typically show improvements in early reading time measures when spaces are inserted. However, it seems that Thai may not follow this same trend (Winskel, Radach, & Luksaneeyanawin, 2009). One potential explanation is …
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theatre: analogy of the city reflected inward
… of density, circulation, rhythm, pattern, and punctuation. the formal consequence of two ideas, city and spectacle, manifest in a theatre for the acrobatic performing arts. on the exterior, an autonomous construction where the architecture is a confrontation to the urban world. internally, a …
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A Diachronic and Areal Perspective on Subordination in Syriac and North-Eastern Neo-Aramaic
… of Syriac and NENA verbal forms; the use of punctuation dots and intonation group boundaries; and the development of grammatical markers. Chapters three to seven contain a series of case studies of five closely related subordinate constructions: complement clauses, causative constructions, …
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Emily Dickinson: 19th Century Poet in a 21st Century World
… alive due to her reclusiveness and unorthodox punctuation. The capstone then looks at the other aspects of this in the roles that editors, the merchandise now made with lines from Dickinson’s work, and digital technologies play in that circulation, but also how they have played a role in making …
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Performance Insights for Mozart Piano Sonatas Derived from Eighteenth-Century Compositional Guides
… 576. The contemporaneous concepts of the phrase punctuation, expansion and extension, phrase hierarchy, logical relations, and topics forms the basis of the analyses. Insights from the analysis lead to suggestions for performance related to tempos, dynamic changes, phrase separation, pauses, …
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