Even in sentence processing tasks, in which semantic and syntactic constraints may be more likely to induce language-selective processing, cognate facilitation has been observed relative to noncognates (e.g., Schwartz & Kroll, 2006; Van Assche, Drieghe, Duyck, Welvaert, & Hartsuiker, 2011; Van Assche, Duyck, Hartsuiker, & Diependaele, 2009; Van Hell & de Groot, 2008).
Indeed some authors have suggested that language is not lost in aphasia but impaired linguistically specialized attentional system that is vulnerable to competition instead induces language deficits observed (Hula et al., 2008).
Our proposal is based on inferring regular expressions that induce the language conveyed by a set of previously collected query reformulations.
Discussing civil rights, he uses some cringe-inducing language.
We show, on the basis of electrophysiological data collected in an experiment on language production, that synchronized cortical networks code cognitive processes induced by language in form of power modulations of specific frequency bands.
The difference: instead of organizationally induced shared language, the rigor of study groups; older Latinas in southern California who had re-imagined the environmental movement to mean "environmental racism"; and bold lesbians who reminded all of us about the malleability and playfulness of our sexual bodies.
Naturally, large and complex languages induce large and complex disambiguation stages.
To address this question, it is important to compare bilingual and monolingual brain activation when bilinguals are tested in only one of their languages because switching between languages can induce additional processing requirements (Grosjean 1998, 2001).
The processing of new words following the rule should be assimilated as possible items in the language, but induce a lexical N400 modulation if they are detected as novel words.
One of the most common ways to colonize a people is to destroy their language, "to induce a historical amnesia" and to reconfigure a culture's history so that its seen with the colonizer's eyes desolate, weak, defeated.
