They have learned how to be vivid and interesting, what to do when a sentence is screwed up by a bad verb, and why one controls sentence length.
The new process, he asserted, merely shifted discretion from judges to others in the system, notably prosecutors, who could control sentencing by choosing which criminal charges to bring.
When the ERPs were time-locked to single probe words that were related to jokes and not to control sentences, a smaller N400 was observed to joke-relevant probes, whereas a subsequent anterior positivity 700 900 ms after stimulus onset was larger to unrelated probes (Coulson & Wu, 2005).
I was stunned to learn that the judge no longer controlled the sentence, and I was angry that this kind of clear injustice could happen in our country.
Lists of CHS, OHS and NS were controlled for sentence length, final word length and frequency (moderate).
The restrictions on his freedom and the drug treatment were imposed as part of a two-year "community control" sentence imposed last November, after he broke his probation on the 1999 cocaine and prostitution solicitation charges.
But because judges, not prosecutors, controlled most sentencing, plea bargaining was limited to those rare cases in which prosecutors could unilaterally dictate a defendant's sentence.
He spoke in controlled, measured sentences, with scarcely a trace of his old Beckenham accent, about his 'spiritual journey' and how music was a 'process of self-discovery'.
How Emacs recognizes the end of a sentence is controlled by the settings sentence-end-double-space and sentence-end.
The task required them to remember lists of neutral words over short intervals while simultaneously processing sentences describing dysfunctional trauma-related thoughts (relative to neutral control sentences).
