We next investigated how the brain areas involved in linguistically complex computation interact with each other, by defining their functional connectivity.
The findings suggest a multidimensional health promotion programme design for ageing persons with culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, involving culturally and linguistically modified activities and health information that should be provided by professionals with a person-centred approach.
Our high-resolution phylogeographic study, involving diverse linguistic groups in India, suggests that the high frequency of mtDNA haplogroup R7 among Munda speaking populations of India can be explained best by gene flow from linguistically different populations of Indian subcontinent.
This capacity involves being in the state of accepting a norm, which we should thus expect to be a standard part of human moral psychology and its capacity for "linguistically infused motivation" (Gibbard 1990, 55).
Priming as classically defined involves the spreading of activation among semantic and conceptual representations and does not necessarily entail an account in which a linguistically-primed object representation influences the operation of putatively lower-level processes involved in the visual detection of that same object.
That has helped with another problem that Mr. Riley, and other superintendents around the region, say they must solve: getting hard-working, culturally and linguistically isolated parents involved.
Regardless of how we segregate them culturally or linguistically, the organisms involved will, being the invaders that they are, find means of crossing our interposed boundaries.
Our objective here is to highlight and briefly describe the importance of ten core scientific, cultural and social factors that are particularly relevant to designing ethically responsible approaches to informed consent in genomic research involving ethnically, socio-economically and linguistically diverse study populations globally (Table 1).
And he goes on to vacillate between two new, and conflicting, accounts of that fact: (a) The arts in question do so in such a way that the meanings and thoughts involved are at least sometimes not (yet) linguistically articulable.
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