Sentence examples for elucidate speech from inspiring English sources
The go/noGo task is designed to elucidate speech motor execution.
The nonword repetition task is designed to elucidate speech motor planning.
He had already offered a qualified overture in his Inaugural Address — "We will extend a hand if you are willing to unclench your fist" — and the Cairo speech elucidated a vision of American soft power and democratic progress.
The so-called Mercersburg Theology, formulated by Schaff and his theological colleague John W. Nevin (1803 86), implemented some of the themes and principles elucidated in his speech at Mercersburg and generated equal controversy.
Their goal is to make services better by involving the people who use them and, in the process, to build social bonds among them.Mr Cameron's speech elucidated the role of government in all this.
Batting average can vary wildly depending on whether a player happens to hit balls right at the fielders or between them Kevin Costner's character in "Bull Durham" offers a great speech elucidating this phenomenon.
The results, published in the 3 September online issue of Nature Neuroscience, also might help elucidate how humans understand speech.
Furthermore, to elucidate hemispheric asymmetries during speech processing as a function of musical expertise we performed a post hoc ROI-analysis regarding the interaction segmental × expertise.
However, due to BOLD-related limitations in temporal resolutions, the EEG method is far more suitable for elucidating the temporal organization of speech perception.
The speech didn't really elucidate much, but opened up a vast sweep of possibilities.
After he won the Nobel prize in 2001, and possibly in acknowledgement of this painful personal story, he found a passage in Proust's essay Against Sainte-Beuve to elucidate his deepest self, using his Nobel speech to headline it.
