Sentence examples for full missing from inspiring English sources
It seems possible, therefore, that the neurolinguistic processes tracked by the M350 and N400 do not reveal the stages of compound access in full, missing its earliest steps in particular.
"What about calling Murray 'the diddy man', given he thinks he looks like Ken Dodd?" How about you stop typing with your mouth full, miss?
It reads in full: Miss Pauncefort sang at the top of her voice (Sing tirry-lirry-lirry down the lane) And nobody knew what she sang about (Sing tirry lirry-lirry all the same).
At times these outfits -- like the full Miss Muffet skirt, Mary Janes and bonnet on the little girl in front of the Tiffany window, or the vibrant provincial patterns worn by the two Asian children -- create their own small tableaux.
When the researchers compared the scans, they found that near misses drew more blood to reward regions such as the insula and the ventral striatum than full misses did.
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Clark et al. [59] found that compared to full misses, near misses elicited a greater BOLD signal in the ventral striatum and anterior insula, two areas that were also activated on winning spins.
104, 105 Despite their objective status as losses, near misses have been reliably shown to increase the neural signal in brain reward circuitry, compared to full misses.
107 The participants performed two gambling tasks (Fig. 2): a simplified slot machine game that delivered wins, near misses, and full misses; and a roulette game to look at choice behavior following red/black runs of varying length.
