Sentence examples for infant play from inspiring English sources
(We know that the game was originally called all hid, because Shakespeare in his 1598 "Love's Labour's Lost" refers to "All hid, all hid, an old infant play," but some smart kid in the 17th century improved the name).
In uninterrupted video filming sessions for the wider pilot project, researchers could also appreciate how carefully designed site environments offered qualitatively different interactive spaces for infant play.
Third, infant play rates followed a predictable rise to a peak at age 2 2.5 years.
The peak in infant play is intriguing because it is centered almost exactly on a peak in infant per capita mortality rate.
Although our limited sample sizes prohibit overly strong conclusions, many complementary results point to infant play as a strong determinant of disease transmission and infant mortality dynamics in Taï chimpanzees.
9 Adolph closed by reviewing the central points of her talk: play is repetition without repetition; infant play is complex and involves switching between multiple parallel streams; developmental changes (e.g., in posture, body growth, or skill) shape how infants play, which thereby facilitates access to information.
The drawing of an infant playing with a bowl is meant to emphasize the problems of baby fat and surface bones "that dominate the shape and contours of body and limbs".
Touch between mother and infant plays an important role in development starting from birth.
The Daily Mail Jaci Stephen deemed the storyline one of the worst in EastEnders history, writing a critical review in which she opined that the use of the infant playing Tomas was tantamount to abuse, and criticised several scenes which saw the baby "screeching until he was red in the face".
Fruit availability was strongly correlated with the amount of time infants spent playing (Pearson Correlation, R2 = 0.5, n = 12, p = 0.01) and the number of different partners each infant played with (Pearson Correlation, R2 = 0.62, n = 12, p = 0.002).
It is not surprising that the age of the infant plays a crucial role in the regulation of erythropoiesis and perturbation to the system.
