This study entitled Mapping Grammatical Relations of English Verbs, concerns on numbers arguments that a verb could assign and how an argument is syntactically motivated in clauses which the mood declarative. involves to library research, method was applied this descriptive describes linguistics phenomena like what it actually is. The data were taken from Corpus Contemporary American (COCA) by ...

This paper sheds new light on the distributional and functional properties of virtual reflexive constructions (VRCs) in English (e.g., problem solves ITSELF ). VRCs describe level ease involved performing action denoted by verb. They typically involve metaphorical interpretations, are compatible with adverbs such as virtually , obtain a primary stress pronoun object. Two claims presented this p...

We study a two-sided matching problem under preferences, where the agents have independent pairwise comparisons on their possible partners and these preferences may be uncertain. Preferences intransitive even cycles in preferences; e.g. an agent prefer b to c, c d, d b, all with probability one. If instance has such cycle, then there not exist any that is stable positive probability. focus comp...

The author argues that ancient Skepticism may be most suited to deal with two crises in the Age of COVID-19: both physical or epidemiological aspects pandemic, and epistemological ethical crisis increasing disbelief sciences. Following Michel Bitbol, I suggest one way mitigate this faith for science become more epistemically modest, renouncing some its claims describe reality as it objectively ...

Tactile apraxia is characterized by an isolated disturbance of hand movements for use of and interaction with an object (transitive movements) in the presence of preserved intransitive movements (movements without use of an object, for example repetitive movements or gestures). It is, however, still unclear whether motor and sensory abnormalities represent causal or associated features of tacti...

In this paper, I argue for a probabilistic theory of trust, and the plausibility “trustworthy AI” in which we trust (as opposed to mere reliance). show that current theories cannot accommodate pertaining AI, propose an alternative theory, accounts four major types AI-related trust: AI agent’s another agent, human object (including mental complex objects). draw broadly neglected distinction betw...

Background: This study investigates the role of lexical information in normal and aphasic sentence comprehension. Effects of verb biases in normal comprehension have been well documented in previous studies (e.g., Spivey-Knowlton & Sedivy, 1995; Trueswell, Tanenhaus, & Kello, 1993), but their role in aphasic language processing has largely been ignored (with the exceptions of Menn et al., 1998,...

What, if anything, is special about human imitation? An evaluation of enculturated apes' imitation skills, a "best case scenario" of non-human apes' imitation performance, reveals important similarities and differences between this special population of apes and human children. Candidates for shared imitation mechanisms include the ability to imitate various familiar transitive responses and ob...

We review and investigate the current status of intransitivity as a potential obstacle in coevolution. Pareto-Coevolution avoids intransitivity by translating any standard superiority relation into a transitive Pareto-dominance relation. Even for transitive problems though, cycling is possible. Recently however, algorithms that provide monotonic progress for Pareto-Coevolution have become avail...