Thus, concurring with Lee and colleagues, novel mouth movements are associated with distinctive speech sounds and, therefore, hearing a word may activate motor areas recruited when speaking the word, leading to an understanding of the word via subsequent activation of associated modality-specific semantic networks.
I am a Jew"), we can't appreciate Shakespeare's words because we're too busy listening to Pacino's distinctive speech patterns, that Molly Picon-like whining at the end of a line that's supposed to soar, the way he angrily crams his words together, his breathlessness, and his shouting.
The activities are encoded as sequences of distinctive speech acts, and resulting profiles of communicative behaviour are visualized in radar graphs.
Aliens may be cautious, friendly, or hostile, and all have distinctive speech patterns; the player can influence alien reactions by arming weapons and shields or hailing the aliens with varying communication styles.
So "the stations' challenge is how to continue to reach a broad audience without weakening their distinctive, speech-led offer".
The Black English thesis was that those speech patterns constituted a distinctive dialect, derived not from white speech but from a pidgin spoken in the slave trade.
Dialogue heard in the dream sequence uses a distinctive reversed manner of speech.
Mr. Kerry's basic campaign speech has a distinctive edge, reflecting the Democratic Party's fury at President Bush and his handling of an increasingly unpopular war.
Their speech requires a distinctive fractionlike typography: a simple greeting is rendered as: suhaill jarr Because the Ariekei are traditionally able to say only true things, to speak only of events that actually happened, they stage "similes," scripted scenes that expand their range of reference by fashioning new experiences they can talk about.
As Kristol notes, Alito has dissented in high-profile free speech decisions, and has a "distinctive" view of what is and what is not constitutionally protected speech.
