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1 Introduction The term “syntactic complexity” defines the variety and sophistication of syntactic structures ( Ortega, 2003 :492). Variety refers to the categories of syntactic structures involved and the
computed the syntactic complexity of this language. Stepanov and Tsa ( 2008 ) proved that different lexical entries displayed different syntactic distribution. The Lotka law states that in a certain period of time, f(x) , the percentage of the
Cowan, Nelson — Noelle L. Wood — Lara D. Nugent — Michel Treisman 1997. There are two word-length effects in verbal short-term memory: Opposed effects of duration and complexity. In: Psychological Science 8: 290
innovation in the Eastern European countries. László Palkovics (2022) , then the Hungarian Minister of Technology and Industry, stated that the country ranked among the top 10 in terms of production complexity and high-tech exports. Previous research also
Sharin J. S., Jakimovich B. A., Tolmachyov V. G., Korshunov A. I. Theory of complexity , Izhevsk, IzhGTU, 1999. Korshunov A. I
Coping with syntactic complexity in English–Chinese sight translation by translation and interpreting students.
An eye-tracking investigation
1 Introduction 1.1 Studying syntactic complexity from a relative perspective Linguistic complexity, such as lexical and syntactic complexity, has been investigated as
Landscape complexity in the boreal forest is a function of physiographic complexity (spatial processes) and post-fire successional (temporal) processes operating across scales. In this study we examine the role of succession and topographic complexity in determining the landscape complexity of Riding Mountain National Park, Manitoba, Canada. Landscape complexity is assessed by using multifractal analysis to quantify landscape patterns from Landsat TM imagery. To determine whether complexity changes with age, . young. sites (post-fire stand ages = 11 and 30 years) were matched with adjacent . old. sites (post-fire stand ages ≯ 95 years). The influence of physiography on landscape complexity is examined by comparing sites having . simple. and . complex. physiographies (as determined by fractal surface analysis). The scaling properties of landscape complexity are determined by calculating the multifractal spectrum (Dq) for each site. Landscape complexity increases during early succession; multifractal profiles of 11 year old sites are lower than those of adjacent older stands. However, the multifractal profiles of 30 year old and adjacent older stands are indistinguishable, suggesting that change in landscape complexity occurs within 30 years following fire. Physiographically . complex. sites have consistently greater landscape complexity than adjacent . simple. sites. We conclude that landscape complexity increases over time as succession proceeds, and in space along a gradient from . simple. to . complex. physiographies. It follows that landscape complexity is lowest in early-successional, physiographically . simple. sites and highest in late-successional, physiographically . complex. sites.
's article suggests –, economists who have pointed out the dangers of a financial crisis. In his essay “Grounding complexity economics in framing modern governance”, Kovács does not actually address the existing advantages of intra
Rethinking Informal and Incidental Learning in Terms of Complexity and the Social Context Adult and workplace education in the knowledge era has increasingly embraced informal learning as a complementary partner to more
