… approaches to language generation ‘reactive grammars’ and explore, in this paper a …
grammars, others appear to be new. We consider the expressivity of various reactive grammars and …

… We call these more dynamic approaches to language generation ‘reactive grammars’
and explore in this chapter a range of such reactivities. Some of these are related to …

… reactive what-x construction, this study also makes an important theoretical contribution to
Construction Grammar … Nevertheless, such a distinction allows us to explore the possible effect …

… found that reading strategies vary with proficiency level ~O’Malley, Chamot, StewnerManzanares,
Kupper, & Russo, 1985!, advanced L2 learners were chosen for this study to explore …

… Another important factor in developing reactive systems is … and design of languages for
reactive systems. However, this … frameworks for model-based grammars [EB10] enable combining …

… ‘reactive at’ construction and the ‘(un)skilled at’ construction. The distinction is supported by
the exercise of local grammar … work of building a local grammar facilitates the identification of …

… standard conceptions of grammar, or interaction–free conceptions of grammar, as we will
call them; these are therefore intrinsically incomplete. One needs grammars that can encode a …

… Not all grammar teaching needs to be reactive, however. For instance, it is recommended
to … The contributors to this volume explore a number of questions of theoretical and practical …

… The advent of ever more complex reactive systems in increasingly critical areas calls for the
… the analysis of both existential and universal reactive properties, as expressible in the modal …

… may be released automatically in reactive fashion for execution (reactive intention).
Whether intentional or reactive, the final common substrate of intention is prefrontal cortex. The …