C96-1014 , of course , not available in spoken discourse . For the recognition of these
J89-4008 planned , written and unplanned , spoken discourse respectively . Based on these
J03-4002 empirical data from both written and spoken discourse . The point we are trying to
C96-1001 features and the structure of spoken discourse . First , the collection of corpora
C90-2015 cleft constructions in written and spoken discourse , consists of two stages . The
K15-2006 of a text -- be it written or spoken discourse , unidirectional or bidirectional
C92-4180 information structure of a connected spoken discourse . In short , a discourse understanding
E06-3001 written , and to a lesser extent , spoken discourse ( for a recent review see Tetreault
J84-2002 frequency of indirect speech acts in spoken discourse . Finally , I observe again that
C92-4180 independent processing units typical of spoken discourse . In the present corpus , there
E03-3001 to Identify Fragmented Words in Spoken Discourse </title> Piroska Lendvai Abstract
C92-4180 information structure of a connected spoken discourse . According to Du Bois ( 1987
C96-1001 used to train labelers to segment spoken discourses ( Nakatani et al. , 1995b ) and
E85-1039 crucial : ( A ) Either the input is spoken discourse ( and the recognition procedure
J98-2011 analysis of three dimensions of spoken discourse : Seg - mentation , coherence
C92-4180 recur consistently in a connected spoken discourse , hi other words , the structure
J89-4008 planned , written and unplanned , spoken discourse . Two discourse models based
C92-4180 information structure of a connected spoken discourse ; on the other hand , the information
J86-3001 true for speakers and hearers of spoken discourse than for readers and writers
C90-3029 written discourse and pauses in spoken discourse ( see Bear and Price , 1990 ,
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