Sentence examples for covert expression from inspiring English sources
Some saw the behavior as a general cry for help from the subconscious; others defined it as a targeted, if covert, expression of anger toward physicians.
There are overt and covert expressions of HIV stigma.
Next we applied these stimulus parameters in an fMRI experiment to determine whether non-consciously perceived (covert) facial expressions of fear and disgust show the same double dissociation (amygdala response to fear, insula to disgust) observed with consciously perceived (overt) stimuli.
They are also covert protests and expressions of the frustration and anger of the people involved.
But there are those who have argued that sentences sometimes express propositions that have as constituents elements that are not supplied by any covert or overt expressions in the sentence.
The Hunger Games movies have become a symbol of covert defiance and political expression for protestors in Thailand against the military junta running the country.
The figure shows an example from the application of the RA algorithm to compare ΔarcAΔfnr and wild-type (WT) strains of E scherichia coli (aerobic) in the gene expression dataset (Covert et al., 2004) (please see Section 2 for details).
If this development of earlier theories proves correct, then the only semantically relevant level of grammatical structure often reflects covert displacement of audible expressions; see, e.g., Hornstein (1995).
Its expression is both covert and blatant.
There has always been queer onscreen expression, overt or covert, but it was only in the 90s that an LGBT film movement gained widespread recognition.
The covert clinical influence of HER2Δ16 expression in HER2/ERα-positive tumors may explain the inability of wild-type HER2 preclinical models to fully recapitulate the aggressive and variable clinical nature of HER2/ERα-positive breast tumors (12, 13, 15– 15).
