Results indicate that by 19 months, infants use their representations of known verbs to inform the meaning of a novel noun that appears as its argument.
Contextual help informs the user about the meaning of the different parameters.
When informed of the meaning of the billboards, the three seemed surprised.
Participants had been informed about the meaning of the color of the start circle in terms of the absence and presence of a rotation, but not about its size and direction.
At the beginning of each new treatment module, the patient was informed about the meaning and background of each treatment technique, the significance of the homework set, and the meaning of certain symptoms or reactions.
Similarly, only a modest proportion of participants recalled being informed about the meaning of positive and negative results, and only one-third of the participants correctly answered the knowledge question that identified the possibility of a false-positive result.
In step 2, each trial started with a small white cross in the center of the screen against a black background for 250 ms. Then, a cue word 'T' for 'truthful' and 'D' for 'deceptive' was presented randomly in the center of the screen for 1000 ms (before the experiment, participants were informed about the meaning of T and D).
"I'm a person who's passionately committed to the voices of black people and in making sure those voices are part of the historical record and continue to inform the conversation about race, the meaning of race and the legacy of racism in this country," Dr. Muhammad said.
The US President should inform the Egyptian army of the meaning of him trusting in its pledge that it will not turn to military rule, will not exercise power, and that it is resolved to hand over all levers of power to civilians on the basis of a swift timetable.
Their goal, she added, is "to try to rescue the celebration and inform the community about the true meaning of Cinco de Mayo".
