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Gerechter Nutzen der Gleichbehandlung corpus-based empirical and theoretical perspective on how a typology of gesture form and a partial ontology of gesture meaning are related. Results provide the basis for a computational modeling approach that allows us to simulate the production of speaker-specific gesture forms to be realized with

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