Processing Chinese relative clauses in context by Gibson, Edward A., Wu, H.-H. Iris

“…This paper presents a self-paced reading experiment comparing the processing of subject-extracted relative clauses (SRCs) and object-extracted relative clauses (ORCs) in supportive contexts in Chinese. It is argued that lack of a consistent pattern in the literature for the comparison between Chinese SRCs and ORCs is due to potential temporary ambiguity in these constructions in null contexts. …”
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Transformations of the courtyard : an exploration in Chinese architecture by Kinoshita, Yuri

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American images of the Chinese : some notes by Isaacs, Harold R. (Harold Robert), 1910-1986

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Bringing quality into a Chinese organization by Yin, Shing, 1975-

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Building world-class Chinese companies by Lee, Jim T. (Jim Tianjian), 1968-, Zhuo Anne R. 1972-

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Chinese-English translation of passive constructions by Ko, Tabitha Jia Min.

“…Past research surrounding passives and translations has largely focused on English-Chinese translations. Therefore, this paper seeks to provide new insight by concentrating on Chinese-English passive translations. …”
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Social Anxiety among Chinese People by Fan, Qianqian, Chang, Weining C.

“…Unlike the Western culture, the Chinese emphasize interdependence and harmony with social others. …”
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Study on Chinese dramas and children in Singapore. by Tan, Jennifer Mei Yin., Lim, Hwei Lee., Chong, Pauline Pui Ling.

“…A study on Chinese dramas and children in Singapore.…”
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Attitudes to Mandarin Chinese varieties in Singapore by Cavallaro, Francesco, Seilhamer, Mark Fifer, Ho, Yen Yee, Ng, Bee Chin

“…This study aims to shed light on the attitudes of Chinese Singaporeans and Chinese nationals residing in Singapore to varieties of Mandarin Chinese. 64 Singaporean Chinese and Chinese national participants took matched and verbal-guise tests, evaluating recorded speakers of two varieties of Singapore Mandarin (standard and colloquial) and the variety spoken in the PRC on status and solidarity traits. …”
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Chinese military expansion : slowing but not stopping by Bitzinger, Richard A.

“…The COVID-19 pandemic has blunted but not stopped Chinese military modernisation. Defence spending increases may be less but military procurement and R&D (particularly in the realm of artificial intelligence) are proceeding unabated. …”
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Productivity dynamics of Chinese manufacturing firms by Feng, Qu, Wang, Zhifeng, Wu, Laura Guiying

“…This paper aims to estimate China’s aggregate productivity growth by applying three leading methods of estimating firm-level production function on Chinese manufacturing firms during 1998–2007, and quantify the contribution of resource reallocation to productivity growth. …”
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The annotated lexicon of chinese emotion words by Ng, Bee Chin, Cui, Can, Cavallaro, Francesco

“…This study explores language specificity in the organization and distribution of emotion words in Mandarin Chinese. Anecdotal references to the prevalence of use of verbs in some languages (e.g. …”
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Contemplating Chineseness in 临摹 lapping emulations by Hong, Shu-ying

“…Thus, I propose that Chineseness is an aggregate of cultural subjectivities and by-product of human sociality.…”
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Retrieve: Odyssey in Chinese ink painting by Cheuk, Yan Wa

“…Odyssey in Chinese Ink Painting originates from the lack of interest in Chinese Ink Painting among Singapore youth. …”
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Chinese philosophy as a world philosophy by Li, Chenyang

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Policy communication: effectiveness of Chinese dialects by Sam, Wan Ting

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Genital flipflop: a Chinese note by Benedict, Paul K.

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"Eat", "eclipse" and "adorn": cognates in Chinese by Goertzen, Stanley

“…This essay addresses the need for a radical departure in the making of Chinese-English dictionaries. What is notably missing from current dictionaries, as well as from serious western works in Chinese linguistics, such as Karlgren's Grammata Serica, is the ability to cross reference the key words and synonyms used in the Chinese lexicographic sources. …”
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Chinese text segmentation for information retrieval by Li, Hui

“…Chinese word segmentation is a prerequisite process in Chinese information retrieval (IR) to divide the originally continuous sentences in the documents into linguistic units (normally words) that can then be indexed for the purpose of retrieval. …”
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An on-line Chinese character recognition system by Tan, Han Ngee., Choo, Yun Kong.

“…The objective of this project is to design and build a Chinese Character input system which is easier to use than those using keyboard. …”
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