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Tonal Structure and Pitch Targets in Italian Focus Constituents
"... This work investigates the tonal structure of the focal accent in narrow focus declaratives of Neapolitan Italian. The formal properties of this accent lend themselves to two competing analyses. In fact, this accent can equally be described as a HL accentual fall or as a LH rise. These two analyses ..."
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were evaluated on the basis of a set of utterances containing focus constituents with varying number of words. Long narrow focus constituents present in fact a medial F0 minimum that appears to be an actual tonal target. This target could might in principle either be part of a HL or of a LH accent
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"... Abstract. Doubts about the reliability of a company’s qualitative financial disclosure increase market participant expectations from the auditor’s report. The auditing process is supposed to serve as a monitoring device that reduces management incentives to manipulate reported earn-ings. Empirical r ..."
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in the financial market, in particular in the prevention of earn-ings management practice. We focus on earnings misstatements, which auditors correct with an adjustment, using a sample of past and current constituents of the benchmark market index in Spain, IBEX 35, and manually collected audit adjustments
Constituent Focus in Karitiâna
"... Karitiâna (K. henceforth) is a Tupí language spoken by approximately 300 people in the state of Rondônia, in northwest Brazil. The language was first described in detail in Landin (1984). Further findings on K. phonology and syntax were detailed in Storto (1999, 2003). Everett (2006) presents a leng ..."
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Karitiâna (K. henceforth) is a Tupí language spoken by approximately 300 people in the state of Rondônia, in northwest Brazil. The language was first described in detail in Landin (1984). Further findings on K. phonology and syntax were detailed in Storto (1999, 2003). Everett (2006) presents a lengthy analysis of K. phonetics, phonology, and
The Zulu Conjoint/Disjoint Verb Alternation: Focus or Constituency?*
"... Zulu shows an alternation of conjoint and disjoint (conjunctive/disjunctive, short/long) verb forms. Certain contexts suggest that the distribution of these forms is related to focus. For example, certain adverbial expressions receive a focal interpretation when preceded by a conjoint form but not w ..."
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an analysis independent of focus. It is proposed that the alternation is regulated entirely by the position of the verb within the surface constituencies first proposed in Van der Spuy (1993) and that the associated focal interpretations are the result of a range of interpretations permitted within
The prosody and syntax of focus in Chitumbuka
- In Papers in Bantu Grammar and Description [ZAS Papers in Linguistics 43
"... This paper presents a sketch of the prosodic, syntactic and morphological means of expressing focus in Chitumbuka, an underdescribed Bantu language of Malawi. The chief prosodic correlate of focus is boundary narrowing – rephrasing conditioned by focus – which is used not only to signal in situ focu ..."
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focus but also in syntactic and morphological focus constructions. Of theoretical importance is the fact that rephrasing does not lend culminative prominence to the focused constituent. Although Chitumbuka has culminative sentential stress, its position remains fixed at the right edge of the clause
Focus Expressions in Foodo
"... This paper aims at presenting different ways of expressing focus in Foodo, a Guang language. We can differentiate between marked and unmarked focus strategies. The marked focus expressions are first syntactically characterized: the focused constituent is in sentence-ini-tial position and is second a ..."
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This paper aims at presenting different ways of expressing focus in Foodo, a Guang language. We can differentiate between marked and unmarked focus strategies. The marked focus expressions are first syntactically characterized: the focused constituent is in sentence-ini-tial position and is second
Model evaluation guidelines for systematic quantification of accuracy in watershed simulations
, 2007
"... Watershed models are powerful tools for simulating the effect of watershed processes and management on soil and water resources. However, no comprehensive guidance is available to facilitate model evaluation in terms of the accuracy of simulated data compared to measured flow and constituent values ..."
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Watershed models are powerful tools for simulating the effect of watershed processes and management on soil and water resources. However, no comprehensive guidance is available to facilitate model evaluation in terms of the accuracy of simulated data compared to measured flow and constituent
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, 2013
"... This is one of a series of short papers which explain conceptual or methodological approaches underpinning analysis undertaken in CASE’s research programme Social Policy in a Cold Climate (SPCC). SPCC is designed to examine the effects of the major economic and political changes in the UK since 2007 ..."
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2007, particularly their impact on the distribution of wealth, poverty, inequality and social mobility. It also examines geographical variations in policy, spending, outputs and outcomes, with a particular focus on London. The analysis includes policies and spending decisions from the last period
Prosody-Syntax Interaction in the Expression of Focus
"... Prosodic and syntactic constraints conflict with each other. This is particularly evident in the expression of focus, where the best position for main stress does not necessarily match the best syntactic position for the focused constituent. But focus and stress must match, therefore either stress ..."
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Prosodic and syntactic constraints conflict with each other. This is particularly evident in the expression of focus, where the best position for main stress does not necessarily match the best syntactic position for the focused constituent. But focus and stress must match, therefore either stress
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