But a region deep in the brain, the left caudate did register the change in language, responding strongly to "salmon" when preceded by "lachs," but only weakly when preceded by "trout".
Otto Warmbier, 22, who arrived in the United States on Tuesday, is stable but "shows no sign of understanding language, responding to verbal commands or awareness of his surrounding," said Dr. Daniel Kanter, medical director of the neuroscience intensive care unit at the University of Cincinnati Medical Center.
In a two-choice go/nogo experimental design, native speakers of the three languages responded to pictures by pressing buttons and producing utterances in their native language while their brain potentials were recorded.
We performed a non-responder analysis to assess potential differences in sex and language between responding and non-responding AS.
Since ratification meetings started, the moderators of the U.A.W.'s page for Ford workers have been busy answering requests to clarify sections of the contract language, sometimes responding within minutes.
In public, Mr. Bush's language about responding to threats is as black and white as it was before his administration's case about the threat posed by Mr. Hussein began to crumble.
Three actroids, capable of making eye contact, reading body language, and responding to organic conversation, and fluent in Chinese, English, Korean, and Japanese, will man the reception desk.
As the internet reduced music to an ever-more transient commodity, Harper has argued, music needed a new language for responding to the dizzying, accelerationist pace of its production and consumption online.
Memorizing entire scripts and rapidly adapting to portions that are changed in the moment, studying, conceptualizing, enacting and then convincing others of a character's motive through facial expression and body language, while responding to those of fellow cast members.
Both the antiwar protesters and some of the police officers who could be assigned to watch over them used the same language to respond to the mayor's remarks about free speech being a privilege that can be lost.
A common finding is that speakers of multiple languages are slower at responding to language stimuli in their non-native language (L2) than monolingual speakers.
