| other,6-1-E99-1038,ak | present an operable definition of <term> | focus | </term> which is argued to be of a cognito-pragmatic | #30518 We present an operable definition of focus which is argued to be of a cognito-pragmatic nature and explore how it is determined in discourse in a formalized manner. | |
| other,23-1-E99-1038,ak | and explore how it is determined in <term> | discourse | </term> in a formalized manner . For this | #30535 We present an operable definition of focus which is argued to be of a cognito-pragmatic nature and explore how it is determined in discourse in a formalized manner. | |
| tech,18-2-E99-1038,ak | </term> is introduced enabling the <term> | decomposition | </term> and <term> formal representation </term> | #30559 For this purpose, a file card model of discourse model and knowledge store is introduced enabling the decomposition and formal representation of its determination process as a programmable algorithm (FDA). | |
| other,16-3-E99-1038,ak | the prospect of the integration of <term> | focus | </term> via <term> FDA </term> as a <term> discourse-level | #30591 Interdisciplinary evidence from social and cognitive psychology is cited and the prospect of the integration of focus via FDA as a discourse-level construct into speech synthesis systems, in particular, concept-to-speech systems, is also briefly discussed. |
