For example, "unacceptable," "untrue," and "ungracious" are phonetically (or, phonologically) similar as far as the first syllable is concerned and are similar in meaning in that each of them is negative by contrast with a corresponding positive adjective ("acceptable," "true," "gracious").
Thus, the iPad earned a very high usability score, with a large concentration of scores in the 90s range, corresponding to adjective ratings of 'good-excellent' [ 23].
A strong association rule set which describes the relationship between the critical form features and the corresponding KANSEI adjectives was subsequently generated.
The correct sentences with their corresponding acoustic adjectives were then doubled.
Due to the stylistic preference of adjectives over abstract nouns, everyday language very often does not even provide us with an abstract noun corresponding to an adjective; in such cases we therefore use the adjective at hand, although we could always easily introduce a corresponding artificial noun into our language.
These dimensions, mostly corresponding to the adjective pairs "good-bad", "strong-weak", and "active-passive", respectively, were found to be cross-cultural universals [33].
Four adjectives corresponding to complex mental state descriptors (e.g. hateful, panicked) were printed on each slide, with one adjective in each corner and the photograph in the middle.
In the specific case of triangles themselves, the relevant attribute that of triangularity, corresponding to the concrete adjective 'triangular' contrasts radically with triangles as such, which (even qua ideal) cannot but have have some distinctive spatial properties, determinate kinds of shapes and so forth.
Let R be the meaning relation linking an adjective f to the corresponding propositional function denoted by F (so that f R F holds).
Responses were provided on a five-point unipolar adjective scale, with 1 corresponding to "not at all", 2 to "a little bit", 3 to "moderately", 4 to "very" and 5 to "extremely".
