Thus, in contrast to traditional dual-mechanism models, we argue for a parallel route model, in which a separate rule mechanism is activated independently of full-form storage and in which inflected words can be processed by more than one route simultaneously.
Instead, we argue for a parallel route model, in which an additional rule mechanism is activated by regular forms, but that this route does not necessarily determine the speed of lexical access.
Figure 10 corresponds to the normalized impulse responses which were obtained along a parallel route to the radiating cable in the corridor.
Along a parallel route the Belgian lawyer Gustave Rolin-Jaequemyns established an Institute of International Law in Ghent in 1873.
This flux is not well determined as there is also a parallel route in the TCA cycle (tca7 and tca6).
A parallel route network was established to mirror Heathrow's.
Work began in 1938 on a north-south line under State Street that was completed in 1943, and a second, parallel route under Dearborn Street opened in 1950.
Back on the autoroute, the horrors of the traffic mocked memories of Cyril Connolly's elegant accounts of thrumming down the parallel Route Nationale 7 in a roadster with plane trees rushing past and champagne in prospect.
The results presented here indicate that the age-specific incidence data for most human carcinomas is consistent with the parallel route hypothesis as expressed in Equations 3 and 4. The parallel routes hypothesis, then, implies (through the age specific-incidence data) that only a subset of the population is susceptible to developing each carcinoma.
Regarding involvement of the proteins found mutated in FALS pedigrees in sporadic ALS, these proteins possibly occupy different steps or occur in parallel routes in pathogenic chains of events.
Construction began in 1862 of the 41st parallel route, which had been selected to receive federal grants, but because of the outbreak of the Civil War relatively little was accomplished on the Union Pacific Railroad before the end of fighting in 1865.
