Addressing Heterogeneity: Language Use in Urban Environments

Semiotics of addressing systems in urban environments

Addressing systems are primarily designed for enabling computers to match an address to its corresponding location on a map. However, humans also frequently use addresses to find locations in the environment without any machine aid. This paper discusses cognitive issues of addressing systems, by examining what types of spatial knowledge can be provided by different addressing systems. An addres...

investigating discourse markers use in spoken language between iranian tefl students and english native speakers

چارچوب نظری این مطالعه شامل یک گزارش عملکردی است و مبتنی بر تعریف شیفرین (1987) از مدل چند بعدی وابستگی مطالب است. این مطالعه 10 نشانگر گفتمان (بنابراین ، بله ، بسیار خوب ، باشه ، می دانید ، خوب ، چون، من فکر می کنم ، منظور من این است که ، در واقع) را با توجه به الگوی عملکردی مشلر(1994) در مورد نشانگرهای گفتمان طبقه بندی می کند. این مطالعه به بررسی مشخصات وقوع این عناصر در گفتار فی البداهه دانش...

Translating cities: the use of digital technologies in urban environments

Computer models and information systems have been used for urban planning and design since the 1950s. Their capacity for analysis and problem-solving has increased substantially since then with hardware and software being able to manage large amounts of data. The beginning of the 2000s brought better technologies for data visualisation and intuitive software products and nowadays they are being...

Substance Use Among Young People in Urban Environments

Addressing Autonomy And Interoperability In Breeding Environments

Modern networked enterprises can preserve their competitive edge only by adopting a modern architecture for their computing systems, and thus, become agile with respect to changes in computing technologies, for pressures for modifications in external business processes, and for management of simultaneous and changing memberships in various business networks. Establishment of virtual enterprises...