In summary, there is an overlap in the language phenotype of patients with disruptions in FOXP1 and FOXP2, particularly regarding expressive language impairment (Fig. 1), but how similar the mechanistic basis is remains unclear.
The difficulty manifested itself in our decision in Lehnert v. Ferris Faculty Assn., 500 U.S. 507 (1991), where different members of the Court reached varying conclusions regarding what expressive activity was or was not germane to the mission of the association.
They also claim that the Handbook serves as an assertion that art education is a scholarly field, perhaps even to a fault through mostly ignoring qualitative issues regarding goals, expressive art form, and aesthetics.
Her interpretations of five each of the Mörike and Goethe songs were probing and expressive in regard to the poetry and warm and lustrous from the vocal standpoint.
Thus, our hypotheses regarding teacher reports of expressive language and response inhibition were supported.
The problems of defining and investigating religion mentioned above are already expressive of the shifts in modern consciousness regarding the sacred.
A total of 60 people (30 male, 30 female) participated in a laboratory experiment, where 20 website startpages had to be rated regarding symmetry, intuitive beauty, classical and expressive aesthetics.
Regarding soil water characteristic curve, the expressive difference between cohesive and non-cohesive horizons is within the matric potential range from saturation up to approximately − 8 kPa to − 10 kPa.
Regarding Agreeableness facets, Masochism presented more expressive and positive correlations to Altruism and Modesty.
The likely culture-dependent nature of this interplay between expressive and sensory cues presents further challenges to our aspirations regarding the competence of robots in the social sphere.
She did not win, but her "rich and expressive contralto" was highly regarded.
