Systematic reviews based on explicit and sound methods can increase statistical power, appraise quality of clinical evidence, and inform current clinical practice and future research efforts [ 5].
Those who emphasize literature now agree that many children, especially from less literate homes, also need explicit letter-sound lessons.
But, by making the analogy with sound explicit, Martin Maldovan, an engineer at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, thinks he may have found a way of doing so.Dr Maldovan's invention, published in Physical Review Letters, is based on the idea of a sonic filter.
The very nature of the documentation for Messenger suggests building experiences that are focused, explicit and structurally sound, something that wasn't quite there in 2007.
Our method avoids explicit usage of sound event samples when creating a synthesized representation of an auditory scene, as it is complicated to automatically find samples with unique content and acoustic properties that match a target scene.
SMT produces spatially-explicit predictions of sound pressure levels from one or more sound sources, facilitating the assessment of noise effects from sources such as motorized recreation, energy development, and road traffic.
Most brains lie in between these extremes and need a mix of these two approaches—(1) opportunities to induce spelling-sound correspondences from experience in reading, and (2) explicit instruction in spelling-sound correspondences for deductive application to reading.
When I review a game, I'm paying attention to both the explicit content — the graphics, sound, characters, setting and story line — and the psychology of how it motivates users to continue playing.
The sight and sound of explicit sex on television was unthinkable in 1951, when the National Association of Radio & TV Broadcasters, fearful of government intervention, came up with voluntary guidelines to outlaw "profanity, obscenity and smut," including "camera angles that emphasize anatomical details indecently".
