Dialectical behavior therapy for binge eating and bulimia / by 513764 Safer, Debra L., Telch, Christy F., Chen, Eunice Y.

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Dialectical democracy: Indian Muslims and the politics of resistance by Nisar Alungal Chungath

Subjects: “…master-servant dialectic…”
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The Interpretation of Indefinites with Adnominal Adjectives in the Sicilian Dialects by Di Caro, Vincenzo Nicolò

Subjects: “…Qualificative adjectives. Sicilian dialects…”
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The High Tone Syllable in Central Yorùbá Dialects by Tèmítọ́pẹ́ Olúmúyìwá

“… This paper examines The High Tone Syllable (HTS) in Central Yorùbá dialects: Èkìtì, Ifẹ̀, Ìjẹ̀sà and Mọ̀bà dialects. The High Tone Syllable occurs between the subject and the verb in Central Yoruba dialects. …”
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Some Types of Archaisms in Polish Dialects in Lithuania by Viktorija Ušinskienė

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The Accent of Masculine O-Stems in the Dialect of Komazini by Perina Vukša Nahod

“…Neo-Štokavian dialects preserve the inherited Proto-Slavic accent paradigms relatively well. …”
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Ninian Smart and the Dialectic of Religious Beliefs and Experiences by Masoud Sadeghi, Fatemah Qalkhanbaz

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The Accentuation of I-Verbs in the Local Dialect of Banjole by David Mandić

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Problems of the study of modern modes of dialect speech

Subjects: “…dialect world view, evidence of linguistic consciousness, psycholinguistic methods of reasearch…”
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Infinite arguments and semantics of dialectical proof procedures by Phan Minh Thang, Phan Minh Dung, Jiraporn Pooksook

“… We study the semantics of dialectical proof procedures. As dialectical proof procedures are in general sound but not complete wrt admissibility semantics, a natural question here is whether we could give a more precise semantical characterization of what they compute. …”
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Schleiermacher F.D.E. Notes on Dialectics by A. V. Belyaeva

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The Impact of Kadatua Dialect on Students' English Pronunciation by Ray Suryadi, Rohima Nur Aziza Al Hakim, La Ode Muhammad Idrus Hamid Basri, Bimas Reskiawan

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Dialectality Measurement: A Research Model for Discussion by Vytautas Kardelis

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The description of the di- passive construction in dialectal Javanese by Noor Malihah

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The approach of the ancients in dealing with dialects and the position of modernists by Ibrahim Al-Bab, Mehran Samol

“…   The subject of dialects in Arabic grammar is a subject of confusion and confusion at the time of Arabic grammar when they used the term "dialect" and "language" in their expression of the dialectic differences between the tribes. …”
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Spoon, Knife and Fork across Slovenian Dialects by Januška Gostenčnik, Mojca Kumin Horvat

Subjects: “…Slovenian dialects…”
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Integration of equestrian terms into dialects of Turkish languages by Mahira Huseynova

Subjects: “…horse-breeding vocabulary, dialects, integration, oguz and kipchak languages, dialectological dictionaries…”
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Interaction of Lithuanian and Belarusian Dialects in the Surroundings of Radun by Nijolė Tuomienė

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The Japanese language and character particles, as seen in dialect: by Kenji TOMOSADA

“…The article deals with the following three views and concludes that (1) the phenomenon in which a word related to the identity of the speaker (a sentence-ending particle with its origins in the first-person pronoun [“first-person sentence-ending particle” hereinafter]) appears after other sentence-ending particles may be observed in dialect; (2) the phenomenon in which a word related to the identity of the listener (a sentence-ending particle with its origins in the second-person pronoun [“second-person sentence-ending particle” hereinafter]) appears after other sentence-ending particles also may be observed in dialect; (3) the phenomenon of occurrence of the first-person sentence-ending particle at the end of the sentence has a different nature than the phenomenon of occurrence of the second-person sentence-ending particle at the end of the sentence. …”
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Kurdish Dialects and Neighbor Languages Automatic Recognition by Abdulbasit K. Al-Talabani, Zrar K. Abdul, Azad A. Ameen

Subjects: “…dialect recognition, speech analysis, machine learning, natural language, local binary pattern…”
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