Keywords: سفت; Temporal discourse structure; Prominence; Tense;
مقالات ISI سفت (ترجمه نشده)
مقالات زیر هنوز به فارسی ترجمه نشده اند.
در صورتی که به ترجمه آماده هر یک از مقالات زیر نیاز داشته باشید، می توانید سفارش دهید تا مترجمان با تجربه این مجموعه در اسرع وقت آن را برای شما ترجمه نمایند.
در صورتی که به ترجمه آماده هر یک از مقالات زیر نیاز داشته باشید، می توانید سفارش دهید تا مترجمان با تجربه این مجموعه در اسرع وقت آن را برای شما ترجمه نمایند.
Keywords: سفت; Tense; Aspect; Monoclausal; Biclausal; Recursion;
Keywords: سفت; Models; Science; Theoretical linguistics; Generative grammar; Linguistic methodology; Tense
Keywords: سفت; Class identity; Decidability; Internal measurement; Observer; Sensorimotor control; Tense; Time
Keywords: سفت; Subjunctive; Tense; Anaphoricity; Reference time; Event time;
Keywords: سفت; Aphasia; Sentence comprehension; Discourse-linking; Tense; Time reference; wh Questions; Pronouns;
Keywords: سفت; Social exclusion; Ostracism; Social rejection; Tense; Temporal perspective; Framing
Keywords: سفت; Time reference; Tense; Non-fluent aphasia; Catalan; Spanish;
Multiple number systems in one language: Split number in Nungon
Keywords: سفت; 1, 2, 3; person; ADJ; adjectivizer; ASSOC; associative; AUTOREFL; autoreflexive; COLL; collective; COMIT; comitative; COMPL; completive; CONTR; counterfactual; DEP; dependent; DESID; desiderative; DS; different subject; DU; dual; EMPH; emphatic; FOC; focu
Negation, tense and NPIs in Jordanian Arabic
Keywords: سفت; Syntax; Arabic; Negation; Tense; Negative polarity/concord
Tense and aspect (in)compatibility in Serbian matrix and subordinate clauses
Keywords: سفت; Aspect; Tense; Reference time interval; Serbian
Evidence of optional infinitive verbs in the spontaneous speech of Spanish-speaking children with SLI
Keywords: سفت; SLI; Specific language impairment; Spanish; Tense; Interface deficit; Interface delay; Spontaneous speech; Optional infinitives
Enduring moments: The extended present in Chinese speakers’ orientation to event time
Keywords: سفت; Time processing; Extended present; Tense; Aspect; Cross-linguistic analysis; Linguistic relativity
Time reference teased apart from tense: Thinking beyond the present
Keywords: سفت; Time reference; Tense; Discourse linking; ERP; P600; Periphrastic verbs; Auxiliary
Aspects of time: Time reference and aspect production in Russian aphasic speakers
Keywords: سفت; Time reference; Tense; Aspect; Aphasia; Russian
On the evolution of temporal n-words in Medieval French
Keywords: سفت; Negation; Negative polarity; Tense; Paradigms; Diachrony; French
Processing temporal agreement in a tenseless language: An ERP study of Mandarin Chinese
Keywords: سفت; Temporal agreement; Tense; Adverbs; Aspectual particle; Chinese; ERP; N400; P600; Sustained negativity
Characteristics of Swahili–English bilingual agrammatic spontaneous speech and the consequences for understanding agrammatic aphasia
Keywords: سفت; Agrammatism; Bilingual aphasia; Spontaneous speech; Verb inflection; Tense; Time reference
From time to time: Processing time reference violations in Dutch
Keywords: سفت; Language processing; Time reference; Tense; Discourse-linking; P600; Sentence-final negativity;
Time reference in agrammatic aphasia: A cross-linguistic study
Keywords: سفت; Agrammatism; Time reference; Test for Assessing Reference of Time (TART); Tense; Aspect; Chinese; Turkish; PAst DIscourse LInking Hypothesis (PADILIH)
Time reference through verb inflection in Turkish agrammatic aphasia
Keywords: سفت; Agrammatic aphasia; Tense; Verb inflection; Remoteness
On-line processing of tense and temporality in agrammatic aphasia
Keywords: سفت; Morphology; Agrammatism; Verbs; Reaction time; Tense; Adverb; Syntax; Anomaly; Aphasia; Comprehension;
Formal features in aphasia: Tense, agreement, and mood in English agrammatism
Keywords: سفت; Tense; Agreement; Mood; Verb finiteness; English; Aphasia; Agrammatism
Inflection and computational load in agrammatic speech
Keywords: سفت; Agrammatism; Tense; Agreement; Verb inflection; Speech production; Computational load
Tense and Agreement dissociations in German agrammatic speakers: Underspecification vs. hierarchy
Keywords: سفت; Agrammatism; Tree pruning; Tense; Agreement; Functional categories; German; Aphasia;
The crucial role of tense for verb production
Keywords: سفت; Aphasia; Verbs; Tense; Copular constructions; Nominalizations;
On the absence of tense on determiners
Keywords: سفت; Tense; Determiners; Case; Salish;