These initial biases and eventual attunement to speech may be an adaptive mechanism, ensuring in-depth processing of speech and specialization of developing cortical circuitry.
Bulbar motor deterioration due to amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) leads to the eventual impairment of speech and swallowing functions.
Progressive bulbar motor deterioration as a result of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) leads to the eventual impairment of speech and swallowing function.
Although detailing at length Kennedy's initial reluctance to take a stand favoring civil rights demonstrators because he feared losing the South in the 1964 presidential election, Beschloss nevertheless cites Kennedy's eventual actions and speeches in 1962 and 1963 as examples of the courage he celebrates.
Last year "True Grit" had 10 nominations, including best picture, and ranked just below "The King's Speech," the eventual winner, but took home nothing on Oscar night.
Weinstein, who oversaw The King's Speech's eventual emergence as one of the year's most successful big-screen draws following the British historical drama's 2011 Academy Awards triumph, reportedly believes Michel Hazanavicius's hymn to Hollywood's golden era will eventually return around $60m in the US, where it is expanding to more than 2,000 screens this weekend.
This is what happens to Alzheimer's patients -- portions of their brain start to atrophy, or starve, leading to impaired functioning and eventual loss of memory, speech, movement and personality.
Some have succeeded: George H.W. Bush helped cement his eventual victory with a convention speech calling for a "kinder, gentler" nation.
During the Democratic presidential primary, Sanders assailed eventual nominee Hillary Clinton's paid speeches to Goldman Sachs.
Those who don't bring outside knowledge to the film will find themselves clueless at a rousing final speech, in which the eventual name of Dr Dre's record label is invoked.
