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On Aug. 14, a nation hoping for Japan's surrender after the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki on Aug. 6 and 9 was expecting word at any moment.
During the dinner talk, Mr. bin Laden recounts how he had the radio on in the hours before the terrorist attacks, apparently expecting word of the crash.
The Yankees are expecting word of DARRYL STRAWBERRY's suspension sometime this week, as soon as Monday -- but probably not Tuesday, when the Veterans Committee is expected to name its choices for the Hall of Fame.
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To address aim (2), the confederate's questions also contained either an expected word or an unexpected one to elicit a differential N400 effect, either before or after the start of response planning.
LogicBuy, the deal site that originally posted the leaks, states the ship date for the systems is January 7 , 2010 so expect word before then.
As expected, word got out—I couldn't put that genie back in the bottle.
This information is employed by a Markov model to compute expected word frequencies.
The analyses were conducted on mean amplitude ERP values calculated over fixed time windows in which each unexpected word form condition was compared to the expected, word condition.
These results indicate that for infants, like adults, the neural correlates of detection of subtle deviations from expected word forms are evident early in the auditory evoked potential.
Some nucleotides appear more frequently than others (e.g. A/T in Arabidopsis), giving each genome a distinct (G+C)% content and biasing expected word frequencies.
Expected word forms labelled the picture (word condition), while unexpected word forms mismatched by either a small deviation in word medial vowel height (mispronunciation condition) or a large deviation from the onset of the first speech segment (pseudoword condition).
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