Sentence examples for covert language from inspiring English sources

Sometimes being British is like being part of a secret society with a covert language of sighs and tuts to communicate our dissatisfaction with the relentless fucking bullshit of living in one of the most powerful and comfortable countries in the world.

Activity within this network is thought to reflect, at least in part, "self-referential" or "stimulus-independent" thoughts, mental ruminations that rely on declarative (semantic and episodic) memories perhaps expressed internally as covert language (inner speech) (Binder et al. 1999; Gusnard and Raichle 2001; Gusnard et al. 2001; Mazoyer et al. 2001).

There had been rumours the CIA had organised a covert Russian language edition in order to win Pasternak a Nobel prize.

Functional neuroimaging revealed abnormalities during covert (silent) language tasks, including underactivation of the inferior frontal gyrus and putamen [12].

It is covert speech.

Using group functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI) and group Magnetoencephalography (MEG) we studied two cognitive paradigms: A language task involving covert letter fluency and a visual task involving biological motion direction discrimination.

There is no consensus on the respects in which overt language use may presuppose covert computational processes; nor is there a consensus on the utility of the teleological story, since very little is known about the adaptive value over time of any linguistic expression.

True understanding of the power of racialized language, both overt and covert, should be the new standard of journalistic integrity.

The cerebellar ICN was associated with action and somesthesis, including both overt and covert object recognition even though no other language or speech tasks were associated with this region.

Functional MRI was used to investigate hemispheric language lateralization in all participants using a covert semantic retrieval (verb generation) task.

The left-lateralized fronto-parietal network strongly mapped to a host of semantic, phonologic, and orthographic language tasks such as word generation and covert reading, as well as working and explicit memory tasks, such as paired associate recall, cued encoding and recognition.