Overall, the results showed a significant increase in perceptual acuity from Time 1 to 2 for the monolinguals and bilinguals, such that all children had categorization slopes that were closer to that of the adult target for /p/-/b/ and /k/-/g/ at Time 2. At Time 1, the bilinguals had significantly shallower categorization slopes than did the monolinguals for /k/-/g/, but not for /p/-/b/.
Often dubbed alternative soul, this eclectic group includes Macy Gray, Kelis, Angie Stone and Dionne Farris, singers whose style and musical sensibility vary widely, but all have defied categorization.
In effect, participants would lose the motivation to track partner types which potentially would have decreased categorization accuracy.
As an additional resource, bioinformatic analyses have enabled categorization of gene sets in V. dahliae, strain VdLs.17 [ 19].
Fourth, interviews were conducted by a clinical psychologist and analyzed by a team of psychiatrists and psychologists actively involved in multimodal treatment for patients with ADHD, which may have influenced categorization.
Perhaps because "This Time Is Different" is empirical rather than prescriptive, it has defied categorization.
Genzken's multifarious output in the four decades since she made her solo début, at Düsselfdorf's legendary Konrad Fischer gallery, has defied categorization, from the long wooden "Ellipsoids" that she made in the heyday of minimalism to the flotsam-and-jetsam assemblages for which she's best known.
More importantly, she has repudiated categorization within feminism as "nonconstructive to specific problems", saying: "I've turned up in every category.
Described by many as about "the meaning of life" or "gender identification" or "the hollow existence of the American suburbs", the film has defied categorization by even the filmmakers.
Interestingly, monolingual and bilingual children had similar categorization slopes for /p/-/b/ at Time 1.
The FDA has a categorization of drug risks to the fetus that runs from "Category A" to "Category X" [ 10].
