Sentence examples for connected language from inspiring English sources

In general, connected language is richer in both semantic and syntactic content than single-word stimuli.

So we speculate that input to the right cerebellum from connected language structures, possibly Broca's area, would provide an 'efferent copy' of internalized speech, from which the lateral cerebellum would predict future speech output.

Left anterolateral STC is activated by single-word stimuli (e.g. Price et al., 1996; Wise et al., 2001), but appears to play a greater role in the processing of connected language (Mazoyer et al., 1993; Stowe et al., 1998; Vandenberghe et al., 2002; Xu et al., 2005).

After RBM pre-training, a fully connected language-specific DNN is trained using SGD and the cross-entropy criterion.

The book connects language use at home with socioeconomic status.

Furthermore, in most of the usual logical semantics the very relations that connect language with reality are left unanalyzed and static.

By connecting language users across vast distances – "a Nyungar-speaking student could be living in France and still interact with Nyungar people back at home, or cousins working elsewhere" – and prevent a language from going out of use, he said.

I was going over the lessons of experience, connecting language to animal knowledge, and exploring the world around me: a world I knew and that I was learning about at the same time.

Fluentify "Fluentify, a new way to connect language learners with carefully selected native speakers".

As to language ideologies, Myhill (1999) has identified two ecologically based ideologies - the first associates language with individual identity while the second connects language to a specific territory.

The video tutorials are free, but the site also connects language students with tutors, and presumably takes a cut of any resulting fees.