Thus, the segregation into principal components between scans in a subject did not follow a fixed scheme but was rather characterized by fluent changes.
The term SD is reserved for a clinical syndrome characterized by fluent speech with prominent anomia, loss of word and object meaning, and poor single word comprehension [ 110, 127].
Monte's hundreds of compositions are characterized by a fluent but nonexperimental technique, and he excelled in subtle contrasts of register and voice grouping.
To characterize this gender difference in fluent people, DAF-induced dysfluency was measured in 20 male and 21 female young adults during oral reading and conversation tasks.
Numerical simulations using the computational fluid dynamics (CFD) software ANSYS Fluent were undertaken to characterize the airflow and temperature distribution in a natural convection thermal energy storage refrigerator.
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The syndrome of PNFA is characterized by 'non-fluent' speech output with agrammatic and telegraphic speech [ 94].
These axioms characterize the effects of actions on fluents and they embody a solution to the frame problema for deterministic actions [23].
We can characterize situations where the obligations are fulfilled by the following fluent: Poss ( a, σ ) → Fulfil α < d, do ( a, σ ) ⇔ Ob ( α < d, σ ) ∧ a = α ∧ ¬ γ d + ∨ Fulfil α < d, σ (3).
To further characterize each patient's language impairment, severity [mild (I), moderate (II) and severe (III)], fluency (fluent versus non-fluent) and type of aphasia (global, Broca, anomic, Wernicke, non-classifiable, residual) as indicated by the Aachen Aphasia Test were evaluated (Fig. 1).
