Also, should “A Science-Based Case for Large-Scale Simulation” be cited on page 4?
Cool indeed!
Both uses of "regime" on page 3 look weird:
improving accuracy by a percentage point in the ninety-percent regime arguably makes translation software a lot more useful than improving accuracy by a point in the thirty-percent regime
"Region" seems better to me.
Do you have something to drink? Get yourself some tea, coffee, or water.
Also: Is your work area bright enough? Turn on your desk lamp.
Feels like a free concentration boost to me.
I have dramatically increased the speed at which I'm learning Mandarin by the simple expedient of removing the books from my bag and the music from my mp3 player. This has left me with two alternatives for my commute; be bored or leisten to a learn Mandarin audiobook. I am very slowly becoming less shit.
Nice work Dean!
PS. I tried reading the article on smallish groups (my best social structure for learning), but it was unfortunately a paid article and I'm not currently enjoying free access to the publication. If you have a way of enlightening me that does not require 35$ for me upfront, I'll be more than willing to check it out.
Upvoted for "Target on Right".
How about "Groundswell"?
It refers to a kind of wave, as well as a change in people's views or behaviour (usually viewed positively). "Grounds" also has a relevant meaning as in "grounds to believe", without being a blatantly distasteful pun.
Typo at 11.4: