This could refer to a specific user's dataset or a sub-set named "Julie" in a shared programming environment (like a Google Cloud training module). 3. WALS Typological Features (Misnumbered)
If you are looking for linguistic features specifically, you may be referring to the database directly. While there are no features numbered 293–296, common "sets" of related features include: WALS Julie sets 293-296
In some technical implementations of the WALS dataset (such as those hosted on GitHub or Kaggle), the numbers 293–296 often appear as in processed CSV files. This could refer to a specific user's dataset
Their research focused on "Sustainable Lesson Study (LS) Practices" in tertiary STEM education. While there are no features numbered 293–296, common
Covers the number of genders and assignment systems.
There is no record of "Julie sets 293-296" within the . WALS is organized into 152 chapters , each corresponding to a specific linguistic feature (e.g., Chapter 1: "Consonant Inventories"). The numbering for these features currently goes up to 144 (e.g., 144A: "Position of Negative Morpheme").
In 2021, and her colleagues presented research at the World Association of Lesson Studies (WALS) conference.