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Differences: 2,2c2,2 < =09=09$x_1$ is a gesture/facial expression/body part motion/body lang= uage/expressive (nonverbal or nonvocal) feature/microexpression/stature= /posture [nonverbal expression made using only one's body parts and ite= ms on one's immediate person as extensions of the body in order to comm= unicate; possibly nonlinguistic/extralinguistic] that conveys/expresses= thought/emotion/command/idea $x_2$ (nu/si'o; possibly text and other t= ypes) made using body part/utensil/object/at locus $x_3$ in/by motion/a= ction/means $x_4$ --- > =09=09$x_1$ is a gesture/facial expression/body part motion/body lang= uage/expressive (nonverbal or nonvocal) feature/microexpression/stature= /posture/sign/body signal [nonverbal expression made using only one's b= ody parts and items on one's immediate person as extensions of the body= in order to communicate; possibly nonlinguistic/extralinguistic] that = conveys/expresses thought/emotion/command/idea $x_2$ (nu/si'o; possibly= text and other types) made using body part/utensil/object/at locus $x_= 3$ in/by motion/action/means $x_4$ 11,12d10 < =09=09Word: gesture, In Sense:=20 < =09=09Word: facial expression, In Sense: generalized \n14,14c12,13 < =09=09Word: stature, In Sense: body position/posture; generalized (ex= pressive) --- > =09=09Word: facial expression, In Sense: generalized > =09=09Word: gesture, In Sense:=20 15a15,16 \n> =09=09Word: stature, In Sense: body position/posture; generalized (= expressive) > =09=09Word: signal, In Sense: of the body; gesture, expression, body = language, etc. Old Data: =09Definition: =09=09$x_1$ is a gesture/facial expression/body part motion/body langua= ge/expressive (nonverbal or nonvocal) feature/microexpression/stature/p= osture [nonverbal expression made using only one's body parts and items= on one's immediate person as extensions of the body in order to commun= icate; possibly nonlinguistic/extralinguistic] that conveys/expresses t= hought/emotion/command/idea $x_2$ (nu/si'o; possibly text and other typ= es) made using body part/utensil/object/at locus $x_3$ in/by motion/act= ion/means $x_4$ =09Notes: =09=09Must be body-oriented; any other object involved is simply for th= e matter of convenience and acts as an extension of the body (and thus = must be on the performer's immediate person at or near the locus of the= gesture). Body language, posturing, and stature are usually considered= to be nonlocalized (body-general), although they need not be (and tech= nically are not in general). Must be externally visible and/or internal= ly sensed. Any non-body-part utensil/item (including clothing) must fun= ction as an extension of the body in the gesture. Need not be conscious= or performed by a person (note that agent/performer is not mentioned i= n this definition); can, but need not, be accompanied by vocalizations = (not necessarily linguistic), but the gesture itself is not primarily n= oise-producing. Might include sign language words or cheremes, although= a more explicit word for linguistically organized and =E2=80=9Cfull=E2= =80=9D cheremes is preferred (and especially for the sign language as a= whole). x1 is possibly best typed by {nu} and/or {si'o}. x4 might be b= est expressed as an event; for example, it could be "the event of the r= ight hand touching the chest near the heart, with fist clenched" for a = salute, whereas/wherein x3 would be merely the fist/hand (and the chest= near the heart). Use {cocygau} for: x1 (agent) gestures; x1 agentively= /actively makes gesture x2, communicating x3, performed with body part(= s) x4 in motion x5. Proposed short rafsi: -coc-. =09Jargon: =09=09 =09Gloss Keywords: =09=09Word: gesture, In Sense:=20 =09=09Word: facial expression, In Sense: generalized =09=09Word: body language, In Sense:=20 =09=09Word: stature, In Sense: body position/posture; generalized (expr= essive) =09=09Word: posture, In Sense: body position; generalized (expressive) =09Place Keywords: New Data: =09Definition: =09=09$x_1$ is a gesture/facial expression/body part motion/body langua= ge/expressive (nonverbal or nonvocal) feature/microexpression/stature/p= osture/sign/body signal [nonverbal expression made using only one's bod= y parts and items on one's immediate person as extensions of the body i= n order to communicate; possibly nonlinguistic/extralinguistic] that co= nveys/expresses thought/emotion/command/idea $x_2$ (nu/si'o; possibly t= ext and other types) made using body part/utensil/object/at locus $x_3$= in/by motion/action/means $x_4$ =09Notes: =09=09Must be body-oriented; any other object involved is simply for th= e matter of convenience and acts as an extension of the body (and thus = must be on the performer's immediate person at or near the locus of the= gesture). Body language, posturing, and stature are usually considered= to be nonlocalized (body-general), although they need not be (and tech= nically are not in general). Must be externally visible and/or internal= ly sensed. Any non-body-part utensil/item (including clothing) must fun= ction as an extension of the body in the gesture. Need not be conscious= or performed by a person (note that agent/performer is not mentioned i= n this definition); can, but need not, be accompanied by vocalizations = (not necessarily linguistic), but the gesture itself is not primarily n= oise-producing. Might include sign language words or cheremes, although= a more explicit word for linguistically organized and =E2=80=9Cfull=E2= =80=9D cheremes is preferred (and especially for the sign language as a= whole). x1 is possibly best typed by {nu} and/or {si'o}. x4 might be b= est expressed as an event; for example, it could be "the event of the r= ight hand touching the chest near the heart, with fist clenched" for a = salute, whereas/wherein x3 would be merely the fist/hand (and the chest= near the heart). Use {cocygau} for: x1 (agent) gestures; x1 agentively= /actively makes gesture x2, communicating x3, performed with body part(= s) x4 in motion x5. Proposed short rafsi: -coc-. =09Jargon: =09=09 =09Gloss Keywords: =09=09Word: body language, In Sense:=20 =09=09Word: facial expression, In Sense: generalized =09=09Word: gesture, In Sense:=20 =09=09Word: posture, In Sense: body position; generalized (expressive) =09=09Word: stature, In Sense: body position/posture; generalized (expr= essive) =09=09Word: signal, In Sense: of the body; gesture, expression, body la= nguage, etc. =09Place Keywords: You can go to to see it.