This paper deals with the dynamic semantics of a new proposed formalism, called Object Oriented High Level Petri Nets (OOHLPN). In the first part of the paper, the formal definition of OOHLPN is briefly introduced, and an example of using OOHLPN is provided. The second part of the paper presents the dynamic semantics of OOHLPN. First, the semantics of Extended High Level Petri Nets with Objects...

Abstract In Bregagliotto and Mesolcinese, two Lombard Alpine dialects, feminine plural agreement/concord is marked by the formative - n , a reflex of third person verbal ending. Bregagliotto, triggers mesoclisis subject clitic in contexts inversion, whereas noun phrase behaves as second-position element marking concord. Mesolcinese exhibits gender agreement occurs on inflected verb whenever or ...

This paper introduces a new packet marking algorithm that can be used in the context of Assured Forwarding (AF) in the Differentiated Services (DiffServ) framework [1], [2]. The new marking algorithm is called Equation-Based Marking (EBM) and is based on the TCP model in [3]. EBM is to handle the problems found in other marking schemes regarding fairness among heterogeneous TCP flows through a ...

Aims and objectives/purpose/research questions: The aim of this study is to examine whether the complete (re-)activation interface domains in heritage language (HL) possible or interfaces are likely preserve features typical for HL even after many years residing country origin. Design/methodology/approach: We present group analysis direct object marking Turkish, which a morphology-syntax-pragma...

Actor-based languages attract attention for their ability to scale to highly parallel architectures. Active objects combine the asynchronous communication of actors with object-oriented programming by means of asynchronous method calls and synchronization on futures. However, the combination of asynchronous calls and synchronization introduces communication cycles which lead to a form of commun...

Speakers often anticipate how recipients will interpret their utterances. If they wish some other, less obvious interpretation, they may 'mark' their utterance (e.g. with special intonations or facial expressions). We investigated whether two- and three-year-olds recognize when adults mark a non-verbal communicative act--in this case a pointing gesture--as special, and so search for a not-so-ob...

Silverstein (1976)’s hierarchy of features and ergativity (Referential Hierarchy) was proposed to capture apparent systematic variation with respect to word-class (pronouns versus nouns) in the expression of the grammatical functions Subject and Object and the semantic roles Agent and Undergoer linked to these functions. An assumption of the original hierarchy was obligatoriness of marking, rat...