Because analogy and metaphor is fundamental to Chinese language, we will examine visual symbols, auspicious imagery and rhetoric of resistance that had their origins in literature.
Note that this is analogous to Kleene's theorem: there we examined language from two different perspectives (recognizability and regularity) and then proved that they gave the same answers.
We examined five language tasks which cover various domains of language processing: auditory sentence comprehension, overt object naming, overt word repetition, and rhyme and homophone judgements using inner speech.
We examined how language proficiency affects the recruitment of classical and other language areas during various stages of word processing in both the visual and auditory modalities.
Specifically, we examined whether language functions differed significantly in two monitoring sessions conducted years apart, both in the chronic stage, where almost no functional changes are expected.
To study the influence of V&C on the design of the TUES projects, we examined the language used in the proposals.
To test the between-network validity of the two language versions of the FCQ, we examined the relationships between the 11 FCQ factors and specific dimensions of the SOS Scale such as sense of purpose, positive and negative self-concept.
We examined English-language entries only; this obviously has implications for those cancers which have a greater disease burden in non-english speaking areas, wherein research output on those topics might be much greater and introduces a level of bias into our results.
We examined the English language and Chinese literature for relevant studies to create a list of candidate variables.
We examined FC of the language network with 23 seed regions based on a previous study.
