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We predicted that TD children would be able to use phonotactics to parse a form like touched or hugged as a participle, and hence interpret passive sentences correctly.

From a common sense perspective, one may think of drowsiness and tiredness as synonyms for sleepiness, and hence interpret our model as saying sleepiness causes sleepiness.

Likewise, listeners expected sibilants to have lower aperiodic pitch levels in low-F0 contexts and hence interpreted more of the intrinsically lower pitched -like sibilants in this context as lower pitched realizations of /s/.

In opposition to Bohr's claim that quantum theory is a rational generalization of classical mechanics, Jammer interprets Bohr as viewing quantum and classical mechanics as irreconcilable, and hence interprets the correspondence principle as only a "formal analogy of heuristic value".

That is, analogous to the previous findings on the perception of coarticulation and the "subtraction mechanism" sketched in Fig. 2, listeners expected sibilants to have higher aperiodic pitch levels in high-F0 contexts and hence interpreted more of the intrinsically higher pitched [s]-like sibilants in this context as higher pitched realizations of /ʃ/.

Hence, interpreting physiological responses in similar human studies has been extremely challenging (Papini & Dudley, 1997).

Hence, they interpret the same information in a different, and disagreeable way," write the researchers.

Hence, to interpret revelation in Judaism and Islam is always a political act.

Hence, we interpret the anomalous zone as areas of leachate contamination.

Hence, we interpret this last finding as somewhat supportive to the detrimental role that temporary contracts play in the accumulation of skills, as least in regards to numerical ones.

Concerning the temporal distance between accent command, onset time T1, and the vowel onset within a stressed syllable (t1relvon), the model with intended tempo as a fixed effect provided an improved goodness of fit; hence, we interpret that between-rate variation was significant.