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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «PHONOGRAMMIC»
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phonogrammic dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
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About understanding: ideas and observations on ...
Later, the Greek and Latin alphabets evolved with letters that were
phonogrammic, that is they represented sounds instead of objects. This system
survived because it proved to be much more economical and convenient in
processing ...
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Toward a New World Outlook: A Documentary History of ...
After a prolonged process of development, the letters finally became purely
phonogrammic ones and at the same time their forms were simplified. This is also
true of the Chinese characters. Following the development of Chinese society
and ...
Shi Ming Hu, Eli Seifman,
1976
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Georgetown University Round Table on Languages and ...
... mode of composition and thought applicable to academic work, or rather play" (
a picto-ideo-phonographic or phonogrammic style, as Ulmer quotes Derrida,
utilizing three "levels of communication — images, puns, and discourse") (1985:
xi).
James E. Alatis, James E. Alatis Heidi Ehrenberger Hamilton Ai-Hui Tan, Heidi E. Hamilton,
2002
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Traditions of Heroic and Epic Poetry: Characteristics and ...
In the absence of phonogrammic recordings from the mid-nineteenth century, the
nature of the subnormal 6-syllable verse must be a matter of inference. Since the
6 syllables might be expected to have 'filled' the 4 bars, the question arises ...
John Bryan Hainsworth, Arthur Thomas Hatto,
1989
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How to Live/what to Do: H.D.'s Cultural Poetics
Phonogrammic series of this sort are centrifugal rather than centripetal,
evolutionary rather than conservative. Instead of foregrounding constancy across
difference, they allow for a gradual pluralization through which different, more
complex, ...
Adalaide Kirby Morris,
2003
... War Blind provided me financial and logistic support. The phonogrammic
archive of the Austrian Academy of Sciences of the University of Vienna provided
me technical and material assistance comprised of a superbly high-quality
portable ...
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WCNN'93, Portland: World Congress on Neural Networks, July ...
When a human subject read silently a phonogrammic letter presented in his right
visual field, principal concentrated neural activities were successively observed
in the primary visual cortex (latency 60-70 msec), visual association cortex ...
... PHONOGRAM PHONOGRAMIC PHONOGRAMICALLY PHONOGRAMMIC
PHONOGRAMMICALLY PHONOGRAMS PHONOGRAPH PHONOGRAPHER
PHONOGRAPHERS PHONOGRAPHIC PHONOGRAPHICALLY
PHONOGRAPHIES ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood,
2013
This was true particularly after the foundation, in 1928, of the Folkloric Archives of
the Rumanian Composers' Society, directed by C. Brăiloiu, and of the
Phonogrammic Archives, under the leadership of G. Breazul, and, somewhat
later on, ...
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A History of the Korean Language
The Silla word for 'uncultivated, fallow' (glossed as 荒 or 萊) was transcribed in
the phonogrammic form 居柒, the Middle Korean reading of which is kechul 거츨.
The reflex of the Middle Korean verb ich- 잋- 'dislike, hate' was written 異次 or 伊 ...
Ki-Moon Lee, S. Robert Ramsey,
2011
ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «PHONOGRAMMIC»
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phonogrammic est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
Are you ready for rebuses?
... focussing on its pictographic and phonogrammic attributes, forgoing mention of the ideographic. For example, the OED defines rebus as “a. «OUPblog, août 10»