(1) Voice-hearing can be a way of trying to ward off an oppressor’s voice from completely taking over one’s subjectivity – a way to try to insert a minimal space between addresser and addressee, an attempted solution.
(2) Based on videotaped interactions during a visit to a home-like laboratory apartment, labeling statements were identified in terms of speaker and person being labeled ("addressee") and coded (positive, negative, mixed, or neutral) for judgmental and affective quality of the statement and reaction of the addressee.
(3) (Experiment 2) Intimacy between the protagonist and the addressee did not uniformly influence subjects' use of ESSs.
(4) The children were studied over a two-year period, from the onset of morphological marking on the verb, and were recorded two to four hours per month, in their home environments, with a variety of addressees.
(5) (Experiment 4) Subjects used indecisive ending expressions (-kedo,-ga) in ESSs more when the addressee's behavior brought benefits to the protagonist than when it did not.
(6) Conversational turns were coded according to initiations and responses, and addressee.
(7) Cohesive referencing (the ability to assign roles to the speaker and addressee in written communication) is a critical aspect of written language.
(8) Taking into account recent studies that have specified the discourse function(s) served by this marked sentence form, it was hypothesized that the cleft formulation would be more likely than its uncleft counterpart whenever the child's intention was to contrast their own belief or knowledge with that of their addressee.
(9) The age-sex register was found to contain deficiencies and inaccuracies despite the substantial efforts of members of the practice team to maintain it, for example, 13.5 per cent of the forms were returned as the addressee was unknown at the address.The 81.5 per cent of householders who responded identified 353 impaired people who were subsequently interviewed about the nature of their impairment, the underlying condition, and the range of their activities.
(10) Their meanings vary according to speaker, addressee, and context.
(11) Post hoc analysis of the vowel characteristics of words uttered by women in conversational speech with both adult and child addressees indicates that there is no simple relationship between the length of vowels and the degree to which their formant frequency characteristics resemble those seen in citation forms of speech.
(12) By contrast, similarly aged common chimpanzees limited their requests to simple verbs, in which the agent was always presumed to be the addressee and the chimpanzee itself was always the recipient, thus they had no need to indicate a specific agent or recipient.
(13) Normal language peers initiate interactions with each other and have a higher percentage of longer responses; normal language peers were the preferred addressee in peer initiations.
(14) (Experiment 3) When the addressee made a previous statement which indicated his knowledge of the protagonist's goal, ESSs decreased.
(15) The most important volumes include Glas (1974), which staged a confrontation between Hegel and Genet by means of an ingenious page-layout; La vérité en peinture (The Truth In Painting, 1978), on visual art and attempts to theorise about it; La carte postale (The Post Card, 1987), an exploration of psychoanalytic themes through a fictional series of postcards to an unidentified addressee; and two large-scale collections of essays, Psyché: inventions de l'autre (1987), on a wide range of topics, and Du droit à la philosophie (1990), in which the institutional situation of philosophy is addressed.
(16) We can ask our law enforcement officials to err on the side of caution, knowing that their errors can be corrected by the addressee asking for a review.
(17) A broad perspective is intended through two guiding principles: Polarities like individual and system, single case counselling and school organisation development are connected; the role bearers--counsellors and the addressees of this counselling--take part as active and competent fashioners of the guidance process within the system of relationships growing from this process.
(18) The addressee condition provided only systematic opportunities to observe pronoun models directed to children.
(19) The impacts of the policy outputs on the policy addressees, namely farmers and water companies, (substantially) determine the level of actual risk.
(20) It appears the data has failed to reach the addressee in the NAO."
Consignee
Definition:
(n.) The person to whom goods or other things are consigned; a factor; -- correlative to consignor.