3 resultados para SPLIT RAMUS OSTEOTOMY
em Consorci de Serveis Universitaris de Catalunya (CSUC), Spain
Resumo:
This work investigates the syntactic, semantic, and pragmatic properties of nominal Split Topicalization (ST) constructions in Standard and non-Standard German. The topic phrase denotes a property, and the MF phrase either modifies this property or picks out a specific entity. Semantically, the topic phrase will be analysed as a property-denoting expression which restricts the denotation of the verbal predicate, while the MF phrase is composed either via specify or restrict (cf. Chung and Ladusaw, 2003). Syntactically, the base position of the topic phrase is the (incorporating) verb, and the MF phrase is generated independently as the complement of the verb containing an empty pronoun. Since predicates introduce abstract discourse referents, the topic phrase can be resumed via "pro" in the MF phrase.
Resumo:
La dialéctica (ars bene disserendi), según Pierre de La Ramée, se divide en dos partes: inventio y iudicium. Con esta división, se pretende alcanzar un doble objetivo: (1) distinguir los terrenos de la argumentación y de la disposición; y (2) indicar lo que pertenece o no a la dialéctica. En este artículo, queremos destacar el papel que esta división tuvo en la crítica de Ramus al Organon y a la lógica de los terministas.
Resumo:
JXTA is an open peer-to-peer (P2P) protocols specification that, in its about 10 years of history, has slowly evolved to appeal to a broad set of applications. As part of this process,some long awaited security improvements have been included in the latest versions. However, under some contexts, even more advanced security requirements should be met, such as anonymity. Several approaches exist to deploy anonymity in P2P networks, but no perfect solution exists. Even though path-based approaches are quite popular, it is considered that, in dynamicgroups, using a split message-based one is better. In this work, we propose an anonymity service for JXTA using such approach. The proposal takes advantage JXTA's core services, in a manner so that it can be easily integrated to existing end applications and services.