10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DISJUNCTOR»
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disjunctor in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Humour, Obscenity and Aristophanes
The disjunctor, on the other hand, is 'when kindness fails', the disjunctor being
the phrase which forces the listener to re-evaluate the initial utterance.25 In so
doing, the listener both recognizes the ambiguity of the form 'club' and
reinterprets ...
2
Linguistic Theories of Humor
It was also shown that the disjunctor must occur after or on the same linguistic
element in which the connector occurs. The data were entirely consistent with
these claims. Beyond this the frequency of the cooccurrence of connector and ...
3
Description and Use of Le Boulengé's Chronograph, translated ...
Should the disjunctor readings become irregular, the following points must be
looked to, viz.; 1st. If one of the magnets has not become too strong. 2ndly. If the
instrument is properly levelled, that is, if the rods hang vertically, and do not rest
too ...
Paul LE BOULENGÉ, Charles JONES (Captain, Royal Artillery.), 1870
4
A Companion to Classical Receptions
In this example, the disjunctor in the Greek is eprat- teto, 'was collecting': the
phrasing prior to xymbolB may well serve to ... nature of the pun (though the word
'charged' itself might even act as the disjunctor for a sharper-witted listener/
reader ...
Lorna Hardwick, Christopher Stray, 2011
5
Fundamental Medical Mycology
The arthroconidia of Geotrichum do not have alternating disjunctor cells. The
arthroconidia are melanized, and unlike Coccidioides, there are no disjunctor
cells. Pycnidia are also produced. Hyaline mutant strains occur. See Fig. 22.4.
Errol Reiss, H. Jean Shadomy, G. Marshall Lyon, 2011
6
Aristophanes: An Introduction
To introduce another technical term, verbal jokes also characteristically contain
what is known as a 'disjunctor', namely a phrase which forces the listener to re-
evaluate his or her initial expectations about the meaning of the 'connector' (i.e.
the ...
configuration, with the vertex located close to the fronto-nasal suture and with the
base at the oclusal plane [8–12]. The clinical effects of Quadelix and Disjunctor
devices have been widely studied [17–22]. However still exists some controversy
...
R.M. Natal Jorge, Sónia M. Santos, João Manuel R.S. Tavares, 2009
8
Digital Integrated Circuits: Design-for-Test Using Simulink ...
Design-for-Test Using Simulink and Stateflow Evgeni Perelroyzen. A(1)=8 A(2)=
10 A(3)=19 B(1)=15 B(2)=20 B(3)=23 FIGURE 6.9A The model of a three-input
disjunctor (version 1) for M = 3. (the j pulse is nondegenerate if the a> < bi a>+1 ...
9
Eurofuse 2011: Workshop on Fuzzy Methods for Knowledge-Based ...
A disjunctor is an increasing binary operation on [0,1] that coincides on {0,1}2
with the Boolean disjunction. As t-norms and t-conorms, disjunctors and
conjunctors are dual operators. For any conjunctor f , the operator g(x,y) = 1− f(1−
x,1−y) is a ...
Bernard De Baets, János Fodor, Carlos Serodio, 2011
10
Humorous Texts: A Semantic and Pragmatic Analysis
A diffuse disjunctor is any type of disjunctor which does not occur alone in a
humorous (micro)narrative, insofar as it is unable to trigger the script-switch by its
mere presence. Register humor and irony are good examples of diffuse
disjunctors ...
