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The Semantics of Comparatives: A Difference-Based Approach
Journal of Semantics, 20211 Degree semantics has been developed to study how the meanings of 2 measurement and comparison are encoded in natural language. Within degree 3 semantics, this paper proposes a difference-based (or subtraction-based) approach 4 to analyze the semantics ...
Lin-Min Zhang, Jia Ling
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Comparatives in Korean: A grammaticalization perspective
Lingua, 2021Korean has a large number of markers signaling diverse notions involved in comparative constructions. This paper analyzes Korean comparatives from the grammaticalization perspective, thus identifying the source semantics of the comparative markers in ...
Seongha Rhee
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Clausal vs Phrasal Comparatives
, 2020SCALE (Cresswell 1976; see also chapter 14, ‘Gradable adjectives and degree expressions’). For instance, to be 6 feet tall means to be tall to a degree which is equal or exceeds the degree that corresponds to 6 feet on the scale of vertical height.
W. Lechner
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2020
In this inter-disciplinary volume devoted to comparative research in various social sciences (philology, sociology, history, political sciences, etc.) the paper tries to point out the relations that comparative law has with other comparative disciplines and how it changes according to where, who, why,and how the comparative research is conducted.
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In this inter-disciplinary volume devoted to comparative research in various social sciences (philology, sociology, history, political sciences, etc.) the paper tries to point out the relations that comparative law has with other comparative disciplines and how it changes according to where, who, why,and how the comparative research is conducted.
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Multiple comparisons: To compare or not to compare, that is the question
Research in Social and Administrative Pharmacy, 2022Researchers attempt to minimize Type-I errors (concluding there is a relationship between variables, when there in fact, isn't one) in their experiments by exerting control over the p-value thresholds or alpha level. If a statistical test is conducted only once in a study, it is indeed possible for the researcher to maintain control, so that the ...
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On Comparing Comparative Methods
Annual Review of Ecology and Systematics, 1992Virtually every field in the biological sciences uses comparative, cross-taxonomic analysis. Unlike experimental study, comparative analyses have historically relied on simple correlation of traits across species. In the past ten years, especially since publication of a few landmark papers (e.g. 13, 24), this straightforward comparative methodology has
John L. Gittleman, Hang-Kwang Luh
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Comparative Law as Comparative Jurisprudence-The Comparability of Legal Systems
The American Journal of Comparative Law, 2003In response to the "malaise" which has afflicted comparative law over the last few decades, William Ewald has proposed that we recast comparative law as comparative jurisprudence, that is, as "the comparative study of the intellectual conceptions that underlie the principal institutions of one or more foreign legal systems." However, Ewald stops short
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The InstitutionS of Education: Compare, Compare, Compare!
Comparative Education Review, 1999L'auteur se livre ici a une reflexion personnelle sur les institutions de l'education et sur ce que peut et devrait etre le champ qui mene a l'etude de l'education contemporaine, mais revient aussi sur son experience et ses rencontres personnelles avant de se lancer dans un historique comparatif.
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Proceedings of the International Workshop on Semantic Web Information Management, 2011
Blocking methods are crucial for making the inherently quadratic task of Entity Resolution more efficient. The blocking methods proposed in the literature rely on the homogeneity of data and the availability of binding schema information; thus, they are inapplicable to the voluminous, noisy, and highly heterogeneous data of the Web 2.0 user-generated ...
George Papadakis 0001 +4 more
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Blocking methods are crucial for making the inherently quadratic task of Entity Resolution more efficient. The blocking methods proposed in the literature rely on the homogeneity of data and the availability of binding schema information; thus, they are inapplicable to the voluminous, noisy, and highly heterogeneous data of the Web 2.0 user-generated ...
George Papadakis 0001 +4 more
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