The development of electronic digital minicomputers and microcomputers during the late 1960s and '70s gave rise to faster word-processing systems with greater capabilities.
Nguyen, Menard, and Sentieys [18] also proposed faster word-length optimization algorithms, when compared to Sung and Kum's approach, which are based on iterative stochastic local searches.
Those babies that are spoken to frequently in an engaging and nurturing way generally from a higher SES tend to develop faster word-processing skills, or the ability to follow a sentence from one object or setting to another.
Desert, for example, is a faster word to say and the 's' sound doesn't show up twice in a row if you think about it while you say it.
Accordingly, he dismisses most Mahler recordings in a hard-and-fast word or two.
"The market for it isn't as big as it is for the gossip, for celebrity, for the 24-hour fast word," Mr. Lapham said.
These advantageous properties make SANS the fastest word filter that we know.
Therefore, only the initial part of the N400 pseudoword effect might be related to normal fast word processing, whereas the later sustained negativity for pseudowords might reflect subsequent top-down guided evidence checking.
Both Source and No Source responses were fastest for words, and faster for objects than for scenes [ t(14)'s > 1.8, p's < 0.05].
He added, "I'm fast beyond words... Fast beyond all explanation".
