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From stage to screen: performance language mediation and audience engagement in Chinese and Anglo-American musical theater film adaptations. [PDF]
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The verbal and the visual in language learning and teaching: insights from the ‘Selfie Project’ [PDF]
Language Learning Journal, 2021 That ‘a picture can stimulate a thousand words’ aptly summarizes the role of the visual in the field of language learning and teaching. The power of the image to generate language output has beenwidely acknowledged in the field of second/foreign language
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IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering, 1989
The SIL-ICON compiler is a software system for the specification, interpretation, prototyping, and generation of icon-oriented systems. The system design of the SIL-ICON compiler is presented. The icon system G, the icon dictionary ID, the operator dictionary OD, and the extended task action grammar ETAG are described.
Shi-Kuo Chang +3 more
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The SIL-ICON compiler is a software system for the specification, interpretation, prototyping, and generation of icon-oriented systems. The system design of the SIL-ICON compiler is presented. The icon system G, the icon dictionary ID, the operator dictionary OD, and the extended task action grammar ETAG are described.
Shi-Kuo Chang +3 more
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Proceedings of the workshop on Advanced visual interfaces - AVI '94, 1994
The general syntactical model of Relation Grammars has been introduced to describe any kind of graphical languages. This paper describes a technique for the semantic analysis of visual languages specified by relation grammars. The technique is based on the definition of Attribute Relation Grammars (ARG), which are an extension of attribute context-free
Filomena Ferrucci +2 more
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The general syntactical model of Relation Grammars has been introduced to describe any kind of graphical languages. This paper describes a technique for the semantic analysis of visual languages specified by relation grammars. The technique is based on the definition of Attribute Relation Grammars (ARG), which are an extension of attribute context-free
Filomena Ferrucci +2 more
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An international visual language
Proceedings IEEE Workshop on Visual Languages, 2003The authors present an experiment supporting the thesis that visual languages are well suited for programmers whose native language is not English. They first analyze the particular problems of the target group, Arabic speakers, in comprehending Pascal program structures and present a number of previously proposed solutions to this problem.
Khalid A. Suleiman, Wayne Citrin
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Visualizing the language of teamwork
International Conference on Computers in Education, 2019As 21st Century problems require increasingly complex and creative solutions that are achieved through collaboration, the ability to work effectively in teams has become more important over time. To help students collaborate better, a digital formative assessment tool, My Groupwork Buddy, was developed to build teamwork competency using analytics.
Elizabeth Koh 0001 +4 more
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[Proceedings] 1988 IEEE Workshop on Visual Languages, 2003
The authors propose a structural classification and vocabulary for visual languages. The visual grammars that comprises the elements of such a language is defined. The usual elements are composed of: (1) the visual alphabet, a set of visual primitives in a visual language; (2) the visual syntax, compositions of primitives to form visual statements; (3)
Ted Selker, Larry Koved
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The authors propose a structural classification and vocabulary for visual languages. The visual grammars that comprises the elements of such a language is defined. The usual elements are composed of: (1) the visual alphabet, a set of visual primitives in a visual language; (2) the visual syntax, compositions of primitives to form visual statements; (3)
Ted Selker, Larry Koved
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The Visual Language of Synteny
OMICS: A Journal of Integrative Biology, 2004The study of polygenic disorders such as cardiovascular and metabolic diseases requires access to vast amounts of experimental and in silico data. Where animal models of disease are being used, visualization of syntenic genome regions is one of the most important tools supporting data ...
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