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Interpretation of Part II of the Act
2023Abstract This chapter examines Section 2 of the IAA, which contains definitions relating to the interpretation of Part II of the IAA. This chapter discusses the definitions and interpretations of the terms “arbitral tribunal”, “appointing authority”, “arbitration agreement”, “award”, “Model Law”, and “party” as set out in Section 2 of ...
Paul Tan, Nelson Goh, Jonathan Lim
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Interpreting and Acting on Mobile Awareness Cues
Human–Computer Interaction, 2007Mobile awareness systems provide user-controlled and automatic, sensor-derived cues of other users' situations and in that way attempt to facilitate group practices and provide opportunities for social interaction. We are interested in investigating how users interpret these cues as a situation, action, or intention of a remote person and then act on ...
Antti Oulasvirta +3 more
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The Interpretation of the Human Tissue Act 1961
Medicine, Science and the Law, 1976Section 1 of the Human Tissue Act 1961 is discussed. A hospital authority is lawfully in possession of a corpse which lies in a hospital, at least until such time as the corpse is claimed by the person with the right to immediate possession of it. Even in the absence of a donor card, it is sometimes lawful for parts of a corpse to be removed without ...
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2014
The concept of dialogism, as put forward in Bakhtinian philosophy, positions metaphoricity as “an activity of the entire human being, from head to foot” (Bakhtin, 1990, p. 313). This theory views the act of communication as a two-way creative exchange and meta-language, and metaphor is seen as existing in a state of constant “becoming” within ...
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The concept of dialogism, as put forward in Bakhtinian philosophy, positions metaphoricity as “an activity of the entire human being, from head to foot” (Bakhtin, 1990, p. 313). This theory views the act of communication as a two-way creative exchange and meta-language, and metaphor is seen as existing in a state of constant “becoming” within ...
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