The WAIS-R, including the Vocabulary and BD subtests, was administered according to standard procedures, as were all other tests.
Advanced Has a command of a lexical repertoire of 7,675 words and 1,870 phrases (including the vocabulary learned at senior secondary education, vocabulary learned at Basic and Intermediate Requirement levels), among which 2,360 words are active vocabulary (including the vocabulary learned at Basic and Intermediate Requirement levels).
Intermediate Has a command of a lexical repertoire of 6,395 words and 1,200 phrases (including the vocabulary learned at senior secondary education and vocabulary learned at Basic Requirement level), among which 2,200 words are active vocabulary (including the vocabulary learned at Basic Requirement level).
A key concept informing document analysis as a form of discourse involves examining the formal properties of a text, including the vocabulary choices and the grammatical features of the text (Fairclough 2003).
Table 2 Vocabulary descriptors in the CECR Levels of requirements Range & control Basic Has a command of a lexical repertoire of 4,795 words and 700 phrases (including the vocabulary learned at senior secondary education), among which 2,000 words are active vocabulary, which a learner should be able to make skillful use in spoken and written English on the basis of recognition.
The internal consistency of the whole instrument (including the vocabulary familiarity, frequency of assessment practice, confidence, and attitude scales) was calculated using Cronbach's alpha with the result α = 0.96, which indicates very high levels of consistency for the tool.
The pattern of the language includes the vocabulary, positive affirmation and making metaphors.
That hope suffered a severe blow in 1931 from a theorem proved by Kurt Gödel about any formal theory S that includes the usual vocabulary of elementary arithmetic.
mspecLINE incorporates data from a number of sources including the Medical Subject Headings vocabulary, MEDLINE, and PeptideAtlas.
The main applications of ontologies in the biomedical domain include the provision of a (standard) vocabulary for the functional annotation of biological data [ 3- 6], the support for information retrieval across databases and biomedical literature [ 7- 10], and standardization and integration of information and computer systems in the domain [ 11- 14].
