Sentence examples for and the utterances of from inspiring English sources

Eschewing talk of the mental as unscientific, Skinner argued that 'knowing' a language is really just a matter of having a certain set of behavioral dispositions: dispositions to say (and do) appropriate things in response to the world and the utterances of others.

22 Utterances were interpreted as taking turns at talk, which is both facilitated and dependent on the behaviour and the utterances of the other participant.

The present paper describes the implementation of MGDs (teleporting, awareness and multiple views) and VT (the utterances of 23 previous users were embedded in a CVE as conversation tags), and their evaluation using an urban planning task.

He argued that human linguistic behavior (that is, our own utterances and our responses to the utterances of others) is determined by two factors: (i) the current features of the environment impinging on the speaker, and (ii) the speaker's history of reinforcement (i.e., the giving or withholding of rewards and/or punishments in response to previous linguistic behaviors).

A photo exhibition by Project Unbreakable shows a possible connection between the utterances of Thicke and his cohorts, and those of sexual abusers.

And how we react to the utterances of others is again dependent largely on our state of mind at the time, rather than any past history of training.

The utterances of speakers and the interpretive activity of listeners is profoundly and pervasively shaped by the current values of a small number of basic situating parameters.

This latter idea can be conceived only by analogy with the utterances of man, and its precise definition involves difficulties.

And it also goes well beyond the utterances of Senator Dianne Feinstein, the head of the Senate Intelligence Committee, whose pusillanimous statements suggest she sees herself as a facilitator for, rather than an independent overseer of, the intelligence services.

The utterances of the delivery phase were analysed qualitatively.

"He went crazy," wrote Keane, before detailing a couple of spectacular expletive-ridden rants he admits bothered his conscience less and less with the utterance of each new threat and profanity.