smiraglia造句

• Smiraglia finds an analogy in linguistics and semiotics.
• Born as Silvio Smiraglia, Salvador taught himself how to play guitar and became known as a be-bop improviser.
• "' Richard P . Smiraglia "'is an American semiotic analysis, and  instantiation,  the phenomenon of an information object realized in time.
• In addition to his daughter, who lives in Stamford, he is survived by his wife, Catherine D . Smiraglia; his sons, Daniel B . Smiraglia of Stamford and Barry S . Smiraglia of Pepperill, Mass ., and two grandchildren.
• In addition to his daughter, who lives in Stamford, he is survived by his wife, Catherine D . Smiraglia; his sons, Daniel B . Smiraglia of Stamford and Barry S . Smiraglia of Pepperill, Mass ., and two grandchildren.
• In addition to his daughter, who lives in Stamford, he is survived by his wife, Catherine D . Smiraglia; his sons, Daniel B . Smiraglia of Stamford and Barry S . Smiraglia of Pepperill, Mass ., and two grandchildren.
• Salvador, who was also an instructor and the author of many jazz instruction books, was born in Monson, Mass . At the age of 18, Salvador, whose name was originally Silvio Smiraglia, heard Charlie Christian on a record and taught himself to play the guitar.
• Through empirical and semiotic analysis of the work phenomenon, Smiraglia derives a somewhat more complex definition :  A work is a signifying, concrete set of ideational conceptions that finds realization through semantic or symbolic expression .  In this conception, the work is not a purely abstract entity; it still represents abstract intellectual or artistic content, but it can only be perceived and considered through instances of its realization  the texts in which it finds expression.
• Smiraglia, a one-time flautist who holds a B . A . in music from Lewis & Clark College ( 1973 ), is also known for his work concerning music description and music information storage and retrieval He earned a Masters of Divinity from The General Theological Seminary of the Episcopal Church ( 1997 ) as well and is an Episcopalian priest . and member of the Information Organization Research Group at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee, Smiraglia has taught at Long Island University ( 1993-2009 ), Columbia University ( 1987-1993 ), and University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign ( 1974-1986 ).
• Smiraglia, a one-time flautist who holds a B . A . in music from Lewis & Clark College ( 1973 ), is also known for his work concerning music description and music information storage and retrieval He earned a Masters of Divinity from The General Theological Seminary of the Episcopal Church ( 1997 ) as well and is an Episcopalian priest . and member of the Information Organization Research Group at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee, Smiraglia has taught at Long Island University ( 1993-2009 ), Columbia University ( 1987-1993 ), and University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign ( 1974-1986 ).
• One of the best known is the FRBR entity-relationship model, which Smiraglia credits with providing  the separate identification, for the first time in the history of bibliographic control, of  the work as an essential and distinct bibliographic entity .  In the FRBR model, a work is a distinct intellectual or artistic creation ( for instance, Shakespeare s " Romeo and Juliet " ); an expression is an intellectual or artistic realization of a work ( the original language text of the play ); a manifestation physically embodies a work s expression ( a 2007 edition of the First Quarto of " Romeo and Juliet " from Cambridge University Press ); and an item is a single exemplar of a manifestation ( a single copy of the edition of " Romeo and Juliet " just mentioned ).