In the latter tasks, a demonstration of an action or sequence of actions is given and infants imitate this action either immediately (elicited imitation), or after a delay period (deferred imitation).
The Ides of March is a brutal demonstration of the action of the strong upon the weak.
For almost eight years, Thomas seems to have done a competent job running the E.E.O.C. Reagan's people had, in a model demonstration of affirmative action, looked beyond the traditional candidates for leadership positions, and taken a chance on Thomas, and he had done as well as any white executive could have been expected to do.
We tested if during demonstration of an action speakers use different degrees of iconicity in gestures for a child compared to an adult.
From Plato to the modern era, the label of knowledge has required the demonstration of some action or application characteristic.
12– 14 Conclusive demonstration of dual action for a hybrid drug species is challenging since simple potency comparisons are often ambiguous and difficult to interpret.
Possible actions available to the COACH are to give a low-guidance verbal prompt, give a high-guidance verbal prompt, give an verbal prompt with a video demonstration of the action, call the caregiver to intervene, or to do nothing (i.e., continue to observe the user).
Formation of a number of identified neutral products is accounted for by demonstration of anomalous actions of an arene dioxygenase on the benzylic methylene and methylene carbons of napthenoaromatic hydrocarbons.
While the current study provides another demonstration that efficiency of action is an important cue enabling infants to make sense of novel or ambiguous actions 7 (Brandone & Wellman, 2009; Csibra, Bíró, Koós & Gergely, 2003; Luo, 2010; Southgate & Csibra, 2009), it also highlights a new cue that has not previously been considered to be important in goal-attribution; that of selective action.
However, no demonstrations of photovoltaic action from ion-exchange materials existed.
