For the participants with autism, acquisition of "reading and writing" was more successful than receptive and expressive signing on all variables assessed.
A simultaneous-treatment design was employed to compare the rate of acquisition of "reading and writing" skills to the rate at which the participants acquired receptive and expressive signs.
His work phase hard edge saw him introduce geometric shapes that would operate as visually expressive signs when juxtaposed with each other.
With his face painted white like a mime, the visual performer used a mix of expressive American Sign Language and interpretive gestures to bring Sia's words to life.
The singing is warm and temperate, emotionally expressive without any sign of strain.
The lower courts disagree and so do I since actions have, for many years, been found to have expressive content and signing a political referendum petition seems to be clearly an expression of support for that referendum as well as a political action that furthers the progress of that referendum.
One of the Coke paintings has painterly drips that might read as signs of expressive gestures, while the other is almost as pristine as the commercial original, right down to the registered trademark.
In characterizing a phenotypic gestalt for schizophrenia, we need not only to take into account its expressive, external features or signs, but to grasp a certain whole that is jointly constituted by its "outer" and the "inner" aspects.
By contrast, the vast majority of psychiatric signs are expressive, linked to emotion, mood, interpersonal rapport, bodily movement and (pre-eminently) language, and discourse all of which involve a subjective component.
Ninety-six of these receptive oral language assessments were in 97 children who used oral expressive language, with or without sign, and the other seven assessments were in 16 children whose only expressive language was sign.
