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Communication Strategies in ELF Interactions

2023
Ez a disszertáció azt vizsgálta, hogy a Délkelet-ázsiai Nemzetek Szövetségének (ASEAN) angolul beszélő és az angolt lingua francaként (ELF) használó tagjai hogyan alkalmaznak kommunikációs stratégiákat (KS) interakcióikban, hogy közös megértésre jussanak.
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ELF communication system design

Ocean 72 - IEEE International Conference on Engineering in the Ocean Environment, 1972
Radio waves of frequency below about 1 kHz propagate around the earth-ionosphere cavity with very little attenuation. These waves also can propagate useful distances down into the ocean. They are attractive therefore, for providing long-range communication to submarines from a single site.
M. Burrows, C. Niessen
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ELF COMMUNICATIONS

Naval Engineers Journal, 1976
ABSTRACTA desired military capability is continuous communications to all world wide deployed submarines, from one continental United States location, with minimum depth, speed, or heading constraints. Extremely Low Frequency (ELF) is the only usable portion of the electromagnetic spectrum which penetrates seawater to sufficient depths to meet these ...
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5. Conflict Talk and ELF Communities of Practice

2016
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Experiences and identities in ELF communication

Journal of Asian Pacific Communication, 2016
This paper examines a group of Hong Kong university students’ experiences and identities in English as a lingua franca (ELF) communication. As part of a larger research study, this paper analyzes narratives written by eighteen English majors at a Hong Kong university on their experiences of communicating through ELF.
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Extremely Low Frequency (ELF) Communication to Submarines

IEEE Transactions on Communications, 1974
An ELF (extremely low frequency) communication system has been proposed for communication from land to submerged submarines. We present an analytical study of conceptual feasibility of such a system and discuss some of its properties. We find no fundamental technical reason why such a system is infeasible.
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ELF Communicative Competence: Transforming from L2 English Learners into ELF Users [PDF]

広島大学大学院総合科学研究科紀要. I, 人間科学研究, 2018
The current paper defines the ELF communicative competence while considering the global use of English and the diversifi cation of its users. First, I will review the major defi nitions of ‘competence’ provided by infl uential scholars such as Chomsky, Hymes, and Canae & Swain, followed by an alternative view of L2 communicative ability that ...
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ELF-VLF Applications in Navigation and Communications

1974
The principal uses of any portion of the radio spectrum are for navigation and communications. Many vlf transmitters are now phase stabilized so that they can be used for navigation as well as signals especially transmitted for navigation, such as those from the Omega system.
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Are you an ELF? The relevance of ELF as an equitable social category in online intercultural communication

Language and Intercultural Communication, 2013
Abstract This paper examines the different social categories that are made relevant when geographically dispersed speakers of English as an additional language communicate in chat rooms. Although the literature characterizes these interactions as English as a lingua franca, this paper explores to what extent interactants see themselves as lingua franca
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Successful ELF Communications and Implications for ELT: Sequential Analysis of ELF Pronunciation Negotiation Strategies

The Modern Language Journal, 2011
This is a qualitative study of nonnative English speakers who speak English as a lingua franca (ELF) in their graduate student dormitory in the United States, a community of practice (Wegner, 2004) comprised almost entirely of second language users.
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