Neutrosophy is a new branch of philosophy that studies the origin, nature, and scope of neutralities, as well as their interactions with different ideational spectra. Aim of this article is to find the maximum and minimum solution of the fuzzy neutrosophic soft relational equations xA=b and Ax=b, where x and b are fuzzy neutrosophic soft vector and A is a fuzzy neutrosophic soft matrix. Wheneve...

A detailed comparison of the Penman Upper Model and the KOMET German Upper Model is carried out in order to construct a new Merged Upper Model capable of serving as the ideational basis for automatic text generation in both English and German. Previously proposed criteria for conducting such a merge are expanded on and evaluated. It is established that no (semi-)automatic merging of such knowle...

The hypothesis that persons with left versus right unilateral brain lesions differ in complicated ideational processes is studied in SO 5s with well-localized lesions. On a multiple-discriminant analysis, seven selected Rorschach variables differentiated the left, right, and midline-bilateral groups at the .0001 level. Interpretation of Discriminant 1, Ideation, yields a modus operand! of lefth...

This study examines the encounter of Somali parents with their children’s teachers and how these relations “affect” their possibility of supporting their children’s attaining a successful school experience. The study is inspired by and combines the insight and concept of social capital developed by Coleman and Bourdieu. The parents realize that they lack the knowledge and expertise to support t...

This text is based upon a university course which has been designed to help graduate art / design students formulate the theoretical component of the practice based work that they have generated over the course of their studies; given that this output is expected to be accompanied by a written thesis expounding upon the ideational aspects of their studio productions. To facilitate a transition ...

Building Coherence and Cohesion by Maite Taboada presents a detailed account of selected aspects of the discourse of scheduling dialogs, which are conversations between two people trying to arrange a meeting. These dialogs, which had been recorded in a laboratory as part of the JANUS project, were held in English and in Spanish, totaling 1380 conversations (881 in English and 499 in Spanish). O...