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Efficient and Format-Compliant Video Encryption Algorithm in Compressed Domain for H.264/AVC
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In: http://icact.org/upload/2013/0007/20130007_finalpaper.pdf
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Sanjeev Kumar 1
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In: http://www-csli.stanford.edu/~alexgru/pubs/icmi04.pdf
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Deriving Distributivity from Discourse
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In: https://naccl.osu.edu/sites/naccl.osu.edu/files/NACCL-22_2_48_li.pdf
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This paper discusses the structure that incorporates information from discourse to derive distributivity. Following a proposal by López (2009) to account for the interpretation shown in the canonical focus structure using the notion “contrast”, I suggest that the feature “contrast ” assigned to the edge of CP results in distributivity to the extent that distributivity occurs if and only if predicate and plural meet the structural condition. To get the distributive reading the distributive predicate targets the plural which is either from the sentence or from a combination of sentence and discourse. From the perspective of the plural to be distributed, distributivity is target independent. 1. Licensing distributivity When a plural occurs in a preverbal position, it is interpreted either collectively or distributively, or both. Sometimes, due to the nature of the element the plural (in the sense of semantics) must be interpreted distributively. In my previous study (Li 1997) a proposal was made to the effect that distributivity as essentially a relation between subject and predicate must be licensed syntactically in a way that a distributive marker functions, either overtly or covertly, as a bridge connecting the subject and the predicate. Syntactically, the relation is realized via spec-head agreement. I proposed that distributivity projection is intrinsically associated with predicate.
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URL: http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/summary?doi=10.1.1.363.5745
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