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Comparing modes of communication
Interpreting. International Journal of Research and Practice in Interpreting, 2013This paper addresses the topic of quality assessment in interpreting, from a perspective that defines quality as equivalent effect of source text and target text. The experimental study described uses an innovative methodology based on comprehension testing, to evaluate the widely accepted norm that an interpretation should produce the same effect — in
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Videoconferencing as a Mode of Communication
Journal of Business and Technical Communication, 2011Based on a quantitative survey of Norwegian business travelers, this study compares their use of face-to-face (FTF) meetings and videoconferences (VCs). The study finds that access and use of VCs are determined mainly by industry and the geographical structure of the enterprise.
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Exemplaria, 2015
Trading Tongues: Merchants, Multilingualism, and Medieval Literature. By Jonathan Hsy. The Ohio State University Press. 2013.The Island Garden: England’s Language of Nation from Gildas to Marvell.
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Trading Tongues: Merchants, Multilingualism, and Medieval Literature. By Jonathan Hsy. The Ohio State University Press. 2013.The Island Garden: England’s Language of Nation from Gildas to Marvell.
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The skin as a mode of communication
Expert Review of Dermatology, 2010Skin condition and appearance have a significant influence on mental and physical health, and are among the most important determinants of self image, identity and socialization in humans.
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On different modes of communication
Proceedings of the twentieth annual ACM symposium on Theory of computing - STOC '88, 1988We compare the communication complexity of discrete functions under different modes of computation, unifying and extending several known models. Protocols can be deterministic, nondeterministic or probabilistic and in the last case the error probability may vary. On the other hand communication can be 1-way, 2-way or as an intermediate stage consist of
Bernd Halstenberg, Rudiger Reischuk
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2010
Regardless of a type of players involved in the communication process, recognition is usually the first step of that interplay. Though it was initially believed that majority of the cell-molecule and cell-cell interactions rely on the protein-protein interactions, advances in the field of glycobiology bring forward sugar-lectin interactions and launch ...
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Regardless of a type of players involved in the communication process, recognition is usually the first step of that interplay. Though it was initially believed that majority of the cell-molecule and cell-cell interactions rely on the protein-protein interactions, advances in the field of glycobiology bring forward sugar-lectin interactions and launch ...
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Rethinking Marxism, 2015
This paper is based on a talk I delivered at Rethinking Marxism's 2013 international conference in conversation with Jodi Dean at a plenary session entitled “Crafting a Conversation on Communism.” I attempt to clear up a point of confusion in Dean's reading of postcapitalist politics and the work of the Community Economies Collective (of which I am a ...
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This paper is based on a talk I delivered at Rethinking Marxism's 2013 international conference in conversation with Jodi Dean at a plenary session entitled “Crafting a Conversation on Communism.” I attempt to clear up a point of confusion in Dean's reading of postcapitalist politics and the work of the Community Economies Collective (of which I am a ...
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Modes of dialogic communication, modes of reality
Journal of CommunicationAbstract What if dialogue didn’t begin with individuals trying to connect, but with a deeper connectedness already unfolding? This theoretical essay explores that question by introducing two modes of dialogic communication, each expressing the ground of experience in a distinct way.
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2004
While it’s true that there are many avenues of emotional expression — for example affects, physical symptoms, behaviours, body posture and so on — none is more concisely expressed and deeply revealing than the words spoken by the participants in psychotherapy sessions. For this reason, we turn now to a study of the verbal exchanges between patients and
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While it’s true that there are many avenues of emotional expression — for example affects, physical symptoms, behaviours, body posture and so on — none is more concisely expressed and deeply revealing than the words spoken by the participants in psychotherapy sessions. For this reason, we turn now to a study of the verbal exchanges between patients and
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