Sentence examples for alternating sentences from inspiring English sources
In alternating sentences, the neurotypical children likely benefit from their central coherence skill and, recognizing that the semantic import among PO and DO sentences often is irrelevant to accurate comprehension, will be able to generalize across conditions.
The performance decrease in children with ASD when confronting alternating sentences could be explained by considering the proposed local processing bias, or bias toward attention to details in the absence of generalization [Happé & Frith, 2006 ].
By the way, the reason that last step didn't make any sense is that you were supposed to ignore alternating sentences, starting with the first one... or was it the second one?
In one episode Father Jack was described by Ted (Dermot Morgan) and Dougal (Ardal O'Hanlon), in alternate sentences, thus: "Mid-50s to mid-80s.
With the exception of Brannan's execution, since 2005 veterans have been granted alternate sentences to death, nonprofit news organization The Marshall Project reports.
Defense lawyers requested alternate sentencing to let Dr. Manfredi serve as a medical director of a halfway house in New York City.
Rolando Arellano, Vargas's manager, said he would pursue alternate sentencing because "it would be too much of a liability putting someone as well known as Fernando in jail".
Second, the material used to form sentences alternated between emotional and neutral.
If the structural change results in no significant change to the meaning of the sentence, then the verb can be said to be "alternating" [Rappaport Hovav & Levin, 2008 ].
It is easy to be carried along by the tempo of her prose, which alternates between short, sharp sentences and sprawling passages that leave you gasping for breath.
