"No detailed description of the interventions because of word limit and because of clarity.
When he translates visual or musical experiences into words, he does so through the intervention of other people's words: in an essay about jazz, he cites Larkin, Borges, Brodsky, Ashbery, Douglas Coupland and D. H. Lawrence.
Secondly, pseudowords would feed to the dorsal path for letter-selective mapping into phonological representation but not before the intervention of a substantial letter/sub-word analysis in the posterior ventral pathway (see [19], [20] for the important role of the region in bi- tri- or quadri-gram processing).
The difference between it and the heavy object is that whereas the object moves upon the removal of an obstacle, the will requires the presence of an object; it requires, in other words, the intervention of the intellect in order to direct it to a particular object.
In other words, the intervention of a divine being, God, is not required for the creation or existence of the universes.
2. Type of intervention (exposure-related words): vivo* OR reinf* OR habitu* OR exti* OR conditioni* OR Skinner OR behav* OR stimulus* OR expos*.
The essence of his theory is: words do not designate objects in the external world directly, but through the intervention of universals, which are inherent in words.
Data were collected on the amount of time students spent reading and the number of words read by students during each intervention session.
In dealing with maritime territorial disputes, China has intensified its war of words with other claimants, rejected US intervention and insisted on bilateral talks to solve the disputes.
The intervention and control essays differed significantly in the types of words used (see Table 4).
