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Encyclopedia > Modal

The term modal may refer to:


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Modality Component to Host Environment DOM Requirements and Capabilities Assessment (1856 words)
Modality components perform interface tasks pertinent to their particular interface modality (e.g voice, pen, visual display).
This subsection describes the interfaces that a modality component may choose to enable to allow the host environment to directly manipulate the component.
These are the interfaces necessary for events to be passed from the modality component to the host environment.
Modality (6053 words)
In discussing epistematically modal utterances, Lyons distinguishes between "objective epistemic modality" and "subjective epistemic modality." Objective epistemic modality states an "unqualified assertion of the possibility of a proposition," while subjective epistemic modality qualifies "the assertion of the factuality of the proposition" (Lyons 1977:750).
Modality and/or evidentiality marking in the speech of both interlocutors is significant in revealing their respective propositional attitudes and different cognitive processes in math problem solving.
By focusing on expressions of modality, this paper has demonstrated that the linguistic behavior of an individual is significantly related to his or her cognitive processes.
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