Sentence examples for intentional switch from inspiring English sources

This involuntary production of the word in L2 rather than in L1, against the speaker's language choice, has to be differentiated from another linguistic phenomenon, namely code switching, i.e., an intentional switch to the other language according to the speaker's language choice).

What we refer to as task switching combines aspects of both attentional set switching (attending to a letter's curve or line) and intentional set switching (switching between two stimulus response mappings).

Blandino's work is in short spectacularly photogenic, his fast-evolving left-handed (intentional handicap/brain switch) style physically deconstructing the picture and calling forth the spirit or essence of the flower, whose portraits he produces with the very palette knives his father once used.

To our knowledge there have been very few electrophysiology studies directly comparing attentional set switching with the more standard intentional set switching (when the attended feature is constant but the stimulus-response mapping changes across trials).

The somewhat right-lateralized CNV bore the clearest hallmarks of this intentional preparation: Switch-specific modulations of this component were restricted to the location task, mirroring the greater cost of switching to this task, and increases in its amplitude tended to be associated with improved performance.

It should be noted that the distinction between task and source switching considered here differs from the distinction between intentional and attentional set switching proposed by Rushworth et al. (2002, 2005) or the similar distinction between rule switch and perceptual switch proposed by Ravizza and Carter (2008).

In addition, the paper proposes an anomaly detection algorithm to identify intentional AIS on-off switching.

In the present functional magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) study, we tested the effects of a direct pharmacological manipulation of DRD2 stimulation on intentional flexibility in a task-switching context, requiring switches between cognitive task rules and between response hands.

The present study investigated the impact of task difficulty on EEG markers of intentional preparation in voluntary task switching.

This electroencephalographic (EEG) study investigated the impact of between-task competition on intentional control in voluntary task switching.

On this basis they suggested that the cue-locked parietal positivity is likely an index of some basic switching mechanism, common to both switching attentional set and intentional set.