H. P. Grice pioneered the study of conversational logic and put forward classic theory Conversational Implicature Cooperative Principle. Completely adhering to Principle or deliberately violating it will lead Implicature. In The Great Gatsby, main characters, such as Gatsby Daisy, tactically violate abide by relevant maxims in their communication, thus generating expressing true feelings. At sa...

The cooperative annually distributes the remaining operating results to its members. distribution of income can also reflect success or cooperative. purpose this study is find out system (SHU) in Giri Jaya Mete Multipurpose Cooperative. Islamic law review. research method used discuss profit sharing perspective (Case Study Cooperative, Jatisrono District, Wonogiri Regency) using field methods a...

Pragmatics moves away from the word level and sentence level study of language towards the study of language in real-world context and at discourse level whereby two or more participants take part in conversation. There are moments when the speaker explicitly says something but the listener may have other interpretations and inferences from their statements. The aim of this study was to demonst...

Evidence occupies a paramount position in any logical endeavor and research article is consensually considered a predominant site of such an endeavor. One interesting area of rhetoric which addresses the source and reliability of evidence is quality metadiscourse. In this qualitative study, quality metadiscourse strategies (i.e., evidentials, hedges, boosters and disclaimers) are examined to in...

Through an analysis of the unique features of the Internet as an environment for cyberdating, this work examines the issues of (mis)information and (dis)trust in romantic endeavors and encounters in the virtual world. With a critical application of Grice’s Cooperative Principle to a reported case of fraud in cyberdating, this paper offers practical suggestions for cyberdaters.

This paper investigates a new class of linear multi-agent network systems, in which nodes are coupled by dynamic edges in the sense that each edge has a dynamic system attached as well. The outputs of the edge dynamic systems form the external inputs of the node dynamic systems, which are termed “neighboring inputs” representing the coupling actions between nodes. The outputs of the node dynami...

Using kinematic resolution, the optimal path planning for two redundant cooperative manipulators carrying a solid object on a desired trajectory is studied. The optimization problem is first solved with no constraint. Consequently, the nonlinear inequality constraints, which model obstacles, are added to the problem. The formulation has been derived using Pontryagin Minimum Principle and result...

This paper is concerned with traveling wavefronts in a LotkaVolterra model with nonlocal delays for two cooperative species. By using comparison principle, some existence and nonexistence results are obtained. If the wave speed is larger than a threshold which can be formulated in terms of basic parameters, we prove the asymptotic stability of traveling wavefronts by the spectral analysis metho...

This paper presents a mechanism enabling robot team members to share sensor information to achieve tightly-coupled cooperative tasks. This approach, called ASyMTRe, is based on a distributed extension of schema theory that allows schema-based building blocks to be interconnected in many ways, regardless of whether they are on the same or different robots. The inputs and outputs of schema are la...

The heterogeneous networks belonging to different service providers (SPs) form a coalition system for maximizing the profit, where they may either compete or cooperate with each other. In this paper, we introduce Lokta-Volterra model, a differntial dynamics model, to build the competitive and cooperative mechanisms of heterogeneous networks. It considers the natural growth rate of the network i...