pragmatic aspects

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A second contribution of this paper, therefore, is to discuss pragmatic aspects of the implementation techniques used in the three tools of our study.
Errors of meaning related to lexical, semantic and pragmatic aspects of utterances.
The pragmatic aspects of allowing certain theories to run amok in society are too complex to deal with here.
In addition, pragmatic aspects of students' arguments such as claims and supports were investigated.
The primary claim of this paper is that these pragmatic aspects of program generation are every bit as important as the domain-specific, algorithmic aspects.
The use of only one animal of each type rather than a set from which to choose violates the semantic/pragmatic aspects of language use.
While a fictional dialogue erases, or reinterprets, the pragmatic aspects of a real dialectical exchange, it can help highlight its cognitive functions as well as the various strategies employed.
Within the domain of communication, diagnostic features include delays and deficits in language acquisition, as well as qualitative impairments in discourse and other pragmatic aspects of language.
Improving pragmatic aspects of learners' interlanguage.
Multiple theorem provers are used both for pragmatic aspects of dialogue act interpretation and to implement some of the conditional tests on the update rules.
The language domain helps students master semantic, syntactic, and pragmatic aspects of the language, in addition to the traditional four skills (reading, writing, speaking, and listening).
Icon was a poor match for handling the pragmatic aspects of program generation, the importance of which we had underestimated.
They are also difficult to cancel, suggesting that they result from the inferential enrichment of some linguistically encoded information, rather than being purely pragmatic aspects of the proposition expressed.
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