Sentence examples for English categorizations from inspiring English sources

So and Best (2011) found similar results regarding the percentage of English categorizations for Mandarin tones 44 % identified a Mandarin falling (51) tone as a statement, and 42 % identified a Mandarin rising (35) tone as a question.

For the English intonation group, categorization was poor, since they made no correct categorizations at all in any condition.

The first author condensed the Arabic text into meaning units followed by English coding and categorization.

The PI condensed the Arabic text into meaning units followed by English coding and categorization.

1. familiarization with the data, which included reading the notes, transcribing the FGDs and translating the Urdu transcript into English; 2. initial categorization by developing tables on themes emerging from the discussions.

(P1 DP1, Interview 1)" Racism and classism were not often completely overt, but were apparent for instance among white or Colored respondents describing primarily black public patients as a 'clientele of gangsters', or noting preference in treating patients who 'can actually speak Afrikaans or English' - a categorization which excludes only black people.

Our results are compared to an earlier study of automated English-language patent categorization.

VO information led to very poor categorization for all groups, and AO and AV information also led to very poor categorizations for the English intonation categorization group.

For voiceless plosives, there was no significant difference between monolinguals and bilinguals, such that both groups used a long-lag VOT at Time 1 and Time 2. The first aim of this study was to investigate potential language interference effects of the children's L1 (Sylheti) on their categorization of L2 (English) contrasts.

The program was designed to help Japanese listeners utilize an acoustic dimension relevant for phonemic categorization of /r l/ in English.

The results reveled that prototyping is different for Iranian and American English speakers; it also showed watermelon class categorization in both speech communities.