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An increasingly popular approach for performing Requirement Engineering (RE) is scenario based design. Scenarios, examples, mock-ups, and prototypes have also attracted considerable attention in Human Computer Interaction (HCI), Software Engineering (SE), and Information System (IS) communities. Loosely all these ideas

This paper presents instrumental measurements based on a consonant/vowel segmentation for eight languages. The measurements suggest that intuitive rhythm types reflect specific phonological properties, which in turn are signaled by the acoustic/phonetic properties of speech. The data support

Multi-method approach: • linguistic and educational background information • participant observation • keystroke logging and progression graphs • computer screenshot recordings and eye-tracking • replays of screenshot recordings to elicit verbalizations (cue-based retrospective verbal protocols

This paper discusses the problems and possibility of collecting bee dance data in a linguistic corpus and use linguistic instruments such as Zipf’s law and entropy statistics to decide on the question whether the dance carries information of any kind. We describe this against the historical

Designed to test the effect upon comprehension of repatterning passages from a tenth grade social studies text by approximating the syntactic patterns found in a transformational analysis of tLe writing of the tenth grade subjects expected to read the text, this instrument was applied to 34

EU external cooperation in migration and asylum has increased considerably in terms of instruments of cooperation with third partner countries and of funds committed. With the current refugee crisis, it is poised to increase even further. This study, commissioned by the European Parliament

Computer-mediated communication (CMC), defined as “communication that takes place between human beings via the instrumentality of computers ” (Herring, 1996: 1), has been viewed by proponents of its use in language classrooms as a tool for enabling greater amounts of interaction among students

This paper discusses a requirements engineerings method that makes heavy use of linguistic instruments. The paper focuses on the validation phase in which syntactically verified conceptual models are checked for their correspondence with the original intentions of the users. It is quite clear

In the past seven or eight years, a considerable interest in ontology has developed. Some data (up to 1997) may be of help in understandind the phenomenon. Conferences: • Linguistic instruments in knowledge engineering, Tilburg 1991;