Sentence examples for faster comprehension from inspiring English sources

In my experience, most of us continue to think about the meaning of the text even as we move our eyes, calling into question whether the elimination of movement would really add any time for faster comprehension.

We hypothesized that stimulation of a congruent sector of articulatory motor cortex (lip or tongue) would lead to faster word comprehension than the stimulation of incongruous motor areas, where competing motor programs may be activated thus causing a degree of interference.

True, but the important point is that genetic science is developing far faster than the comprehension of politicians.

Better comprehension (faster responses) of factual target clauses, affirmative clauses, and true statements was observed compared to counterfactual target clauses, negative clauses, and false statements.

In this seminar, each and every one of the students will be able to double their reading rate and have a 6-week proven accountability system to read at least 5 times faster with 90% comprehension rate.

In spoken word comprehension, fast oscillation (gamma) is adequate to capture transient broadband bursts of energy and fast formant transitions (Rosen 1992) and may represent the speech input at the phoneme level (Giraud and Poeppel 2012).

Based on the results observed in students's assessment and You Tube metrics, it was concluded that the developed of nanoscale based documentaries enabled a fast and efficent comprehension of complex concepts related to Nanoscience and Nanotechnology.

It claims its system, currently being piloted, means children progress far faster through literacy and comprehension material.

Following his own dictum that a story should unfold in a sequence of 800-word scenes with one new idea per scene, Mr. van Vogt complicated his fast-moving narratives beyond comprehension.

Kids like flashy fast things, but actual comprehension is universal.

To that aim we developed a technique to represent functional networks based on EEG recordings, taking advantage of their excellent time resolution in order to capture the fast processes that occur during language comprehension.