Students Difficulties in Determining Case in Sentence by Ruly Adha, Syifa Nishrina

“…Based on the data, the students felt difficult in determining types of case such as accusative, locative, nominative, possessive, agentive, and ablative. …”
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Bayesian Q learning method with Dyna architecture and prioritized sweeping by Jun YU, Quan LIU, Qi-ming FU, Hong-kun SUN, Gui-xing CHEN

“…But the slow convergence is a big problem for Bayesian Q-Learning. In allusion to the above problems, a novel B ian Q learning algorithm with Dyna architec-ture and prioritized sweeping, called Dyna-PS-BayesQL was proposed. …”
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Research on Roll Stabilizing Based on Energy Optimization for Autonomous Surface Vehicle by Hongjian Wang, Linlin Wang, Lixin Pan

“…GPC algorithm of ASV roll motion is derived from performance index based on roll stabilizing performance and energy consumption used for driving fin stabilizer. In allusion to time-variant parameters in roll motion model, recursive least square method is adopted for parameter estimation. …”
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Game principles of the art space's organization in D.W. Jones's novel Hexwood by Olga S. Naumchik

“…It's also revealed several levels of associations and allusions to the Arthurian cycle. All personages are involved in the cyborg Bannus's game, based on the Arthurian tales, but in addition to their recognizable roles (Arthur, Merlin, Amfortas, etc.), almost all of the characters play other roles, not realized by them.…”
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Numeral Subjects in Polish: Surface Morphology vs. Abstract Syntax by Jacek Witkoś

“…Furthermore, high numerals combined with virile NPs show a surface morphological form of accusative/genitive, whereas high numerals combined with non-virile NPs show a surface morphological form of accusative/nominative. …”
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« Using the land without possessing it » ? Le territoire de Richard Long by Laurence BELINGARD

“…In Long’s statements, repeated allusions to issues of ownership and control of the land reveal that natural space, devoid of any human presence, is often thought of as terra nullius. …”
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Jesus' affection towards children and Matthew's tale of two kings by A. G. van Aarde

“…The baptism scene is a Matthean allusion to Isaiah 1:13-17 and the record of the entry into Jerusalem is an explicit interpretation of Jeremiah 7:1-8. …”
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Cinematic Mythmaking in Andrey Zvyagintsev's The Return and The Banishment by Louis Samuel Mealing

“…Since his debut feature The Return (2003), Andrey Zvyagintsev's films have drawn focus from film critics and theorists seeking to investigate a contextual analysis or the director's religious allusions. Hailed as the New Tarkovsky by some, a western-centric perspective has placed Zvyagintsev within the Russian canon from which he originates. …”
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“There is always the other side…”: The “Other Women” of Charlotte Brontë’s Jane Eyre by Patricia Gott

“…Juxtaposer ces trois textes pour les lire comme un ensemble permet une interprétation plus riche et plus complexe par le  biais du syncrétisme qui se met en place.…”
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…e fon sazos/Que per un gan/Er’hom bautz e ioios ! by Isabel de Riquer

“…The author of two razós (the one corresponding to Si-us quier conseil, bell'amiga Alamanda, BdT 242. 69, and the one of Ges aissi del tot no·m lais, BdT 242. 36, both present only in the chansonnier Sq), created a little love story using the vague allusions found in the mentioned bornelian poems. Among the scholars, this story caused a more than hundred years-long debate regarding the so-called «glove cycle». …”
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Rhythmic prose in The Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien by Vladimir A. Afanasev

“…Considering three selected fragments of rhythmic prose, we aim to specify their connections with some songs and poems either from The Lord of the Rings itself, or outside the novel; the context and rhythmic pattern of another fragment develop possible allusions even to hypothetically existing texts within Tolkien’s literary world and poetic traditions of the people of Middle-earth. …”
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The Circulation of Icons in Planetary - Pictures, Popular Culture and Materiality by Nicolas LABARRE, Laura PERNA, Errol RIVERA

“…This history is composed of visual allusions to notable works of 20th-century popular culture. …”
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Les « leçons d’histoire » revues et corrigées par le théâtre jeunes publics contemporain by Marie Sorel

“…But history, particularly its painful episodes –the two World Wars, the Holocaust, the Occupation, colonization– appears often, if only by allusion, on the young audience stage. This article addresses the alternative route taken by the authors of theatre for young audiences –Joseph Danan, Françoise Du Chaxel, Jean-Claude Grumberg, Joël Jouanneau, David Lescot, Sylvain Levey, Naomi Wallace– to educate young readers about the past as well as to the narrative of the past, in particular to its silences and its biases. …”
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Intertextuality as a Poetic Rewriting Strategy in Pelin Batu’s Self-Translated Poems by Göksenin Abdal

“…The third part tries to show how intertextuality has turned into a poetic rewriting strategy in Pelin Batu’s aforementioned works. In conclusion, it has been determined that Pelin Batu, as a Turkish poet, enriches her poems through intertextuality as a rewriting strategy with quotations, allusions and borrowing from various figures of literature, visual arts, art history, philosophy, and science.…”
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Possible Gender Differences in Classical Music, Flamenco and Fado by Alicia Garcia-Falgueras

“…Historical examples of different styles in music point out that if any allusion or reminder about gender in music might happen most probably occurs in folk non always written pagan or secular music with lyrics or voice. …”
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"Nominata la patata... spuntato il purè" : lexical and phraseological puns in Disney handbooks by Benedetto Giuseppe Russo

“…Assuming that the success of Disney guidebooks was not only due to their practical and recreational usefulness, but to a large extent also to engaging communicative strategies, the forms of amusing language manipulation that made the three indicated volumes, the most famous ones, appealing to the very young generations of the second half of the 20th century are examined with relevant examples, i.e. the ways in which the creative and witty style of the authors is declined: puns, witty word juxtapositions, allusive paronomasias, reformulations of idioms and proverbs. …”
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Reviving/Revising “Lycidas”: Virginia Woolf’s Elegy to Unborn Poets in A Room of One’s Own by Marie Laniel

“…A Room of One’s Own is no exception: Woolf’s allusion to Milton’s poem in the liminal section of her essay, when she introduces the issue of women’s denied access to education, unfulfilled aspirations and unexpressed talent, is all but gratuitous. …”
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Юмористический тон как маркер авторского взгляда в комедиях Надежды Птушкиной by Natalia Maliutina

“…Despite the author’s rejection the play retains a belief in a certain general harmony of the human soul, which is especially vividly perceived thanks to allusions to Chekhov’s plays. Techniques contribute to the removal of the author’s view and the positions of the characters: dialogue of the deaf, distancing the author’s view and the character’s position, wordplay. …”
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Dans la peau de Marie-Jossey du Breuil : illustration de la défense littéraire de l’avocat au début du XVIIIe siècle by Agnès Aguer

“…Marie du Breuil was accused of bigamy in the beginning of the 18th century by the magistrates of the Parliament of Paris. …”
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When kingdoms are kingdoms no more: a social-scientific reading of the Mustard Seed by E. van Eck

“…It is argued that the parable is not a parable of growth or contrast, and does not allude to the Old Testament. In taking the specifics of the Lukan version of the parable seriously, it is proposed that the Mustard Seed questions religious respectability as understood by the kingdom of the Temple, and undermines imperial interests of the kingdom of Rome. …”
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