Automobiles in the Great War—I

Determining Gender Markedness in Wari’

1. Introduction Grammatical gender is rare across Amazonian languages. The language families that possess grammatical gender properties are Arawak, Chapakuran and Arawá. Wari', a Chapakuran (Txapakura) language of Brazil, is unusual among these languages in that it possesses three gender categories: what we can refer to as masculine, feminine and neuter. While efforts have been made to posit th...

Cooperative Automation in Automobiles

Voice Recognition in Automobiles

To create a car controlled by voice of humans is a innovative concept. In this paper we use the concept of speech recognition algorithm and algorithms that will worn on for the command of the users. The switching concept is used initially, the remote is provided with the button, when that button is pressed after that the speech recognition process starts. Then after user will command for openin...

Information Structure in Banawá, Wari’ and Karitiâna: An Overview

Information structure has become a central topic in linguistic theory and description over the past two decades, with much of the initial work focused on familiar Indo-European languages and much studied non-Indo-European languages like Hungarian, Japanese and Mandarin Chinese. In this project information structure was investigated in three unrelated Amazonian languages: Banawá (Reinbold 2004, ...

Digital Signatures for Automobiles?!

Identifying and tracking vehicles is of major importance for today’s logistics. The common non-electronic solutions are both easy to forge and difficult to use over distances. Combining the successful technologies of digital signatures and the Global Positioning System allows the secure identification of any car and checking its location. Both types of information can improve the fleet manageme...