Making It Last: Repetition in Children’s Discourse

Making it last: Combating hedonic adaptation in romantic relationships

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ViAggre: Making Routers Last Longer!

This paper presents ViAggre (Virtual Aggregation), a “configuration-only” approach to shrinking the routing table on routers. ViAggre applies to legacy routers and can be adopted independently and autonomously by any ISP. ViAggre is effectively a scalability technique that allows an ISP to modify its internal routing such that individual routers in the ISP’s network only maintain a part of the ...

Post-ecological discourse in the making.

This article analyses the discourse of 15- to16-year-old Swiss junior high school students in order to understand public discourse on the environment and environmental protection. Discourse analysis reveals four interpretive repertoires as the building blocks for the so-called post-ecological discourse, which can be used to describe important aspects of current ways of talking about ecological ...

Coreference and lexical repetition: mechanisms of discourse integration.

The use of repeated expressions to establish coreference allows an investigation of the relationship between basic processes of word recognition and higher level language processes that involve the integration of information into a discourse model. In two experiments on reading, we used eye tracking and event-related potentials to examine whether repeated expressions that are coreferential with...