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Enriching Earth observation datasets through semantics for climate change applications: The EIFFEL ontology. [PDF]
Open Res EurMolina B, Palau CE, Calvo-Gallego J.
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Angewandte Chemie International Edition
"The most exciting thing about my research is seeing a cuvette light up when a new compound upconverts light… The best advice I have ever been given is that everyone's advice is based on personal experience. At some point you have to make your own way…" Find out more about Andrew Pun in his Introducing… Profile.
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"The most exciting thing about my research is seeing a cuvette light up when a new compound upconverts light… The best advice I have ever been given is that everyone's advice is based on personal experience. At some point you have to make your own way…" Find out more about Andrew Pun in his Introducing… Profile.
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Languages in Contrast, 2011
This paper presents a contrastive analysis of puns in English and German based on a bilingual corpus of 2,400 jokes from published collections. The main assumption is that punning in the two languages differs in quantity and quality because of contrasts in morphosyntax, lexis and phonology.
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This paper presents a contrastive analysis of puns in English and German based on a bilingual corpus of 2,400 jokes from published collections. The main assumption is that punning in the two languages differs in quantity and quality because of contrasts in morphosyntax, lexis and phonology.
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2022
Abstract Plays on words, humorous or not, pose serious challenges to the translator, as Dirk Delabastita (1997), among many others, has stated. Self-translators know the intended communicative effect behind the puns, giving them a privileged perspective regarding their translation.
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Abstract Plays on words, humorous or not, pose serious challenges to the translator, as Dirk Delabastita (1997), among many others, has stated. Self-translators know the intended communicative effect behind the puns, giving them a privileged perspective regarding their translation.
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The Journal of general psychology, 2005
In previous research, (L. G. Lippman, K. Bennington, & I. L. Sucharski, 2002; L. G. Lippman & M. L. Dunn, 2000; L. G. Lippman, I. L. Sucharski, & K. Bennington, 2001), the body of the material (one-liners or fables) had been manipulated to increase its contextual connection to the final word or sentence.
Sarah L, Tragesser, Louis G, Lippman
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In previous research, (L. G. Lippman, K. Bennington, & I. L. Sucharski, 2002; L. G. Lippman & M. L. Dunn, 2000; L. G. Lippman, I. L. Sucharski, & K. Bennington, 2001), the body of the material (one-liners or fables) had been manipulated to increase its contextual connection to the final word or sentence.
Sarah L, Tragesser, Louis G, Lippman
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