Sentence examples for learned word from inspiring English sources

In either case, the participant had to respond with YES if a word was recognized as a learned word and NO if it was recognized as a new word or distracter word.

Recently, Fiebach and colleagues [ 69] attempted to isolate the brain areas more activated for early learned words in comparison to later ones during a visual lexical decision task and suggested that reading an early learned word actives the sound structure of this word or the semantic knowledge in a more direct way.

He learned word processing on it in his early 90s.

"If I can get a job through this, I'll be happy," said V. Aruna, 14, who pestered her father, a farmer, until he agreed that she could come here each day to peck at a computer keyboard, where she learned Word and PowerPoint.

They learned word lists awake and during propofol sedation.

Here, 27 children (aged between 9 and 12 yr) were examined on two conditions: on the Sleep Wake condition, subjects learned word pairs in the evening and delayed recall was tested first in the next morning after sleep and then again in the following evening after daytime wakefulness.

By analyzing the influence of connected learned words, the learning weights for the unlearned words and dynamically updating of the network are studied and analyzed.

Proficiency seems to drive many of the neural differences that occur between languages for single words, but it remains unknown whether non-classical language areas are recruited to a greater extent for later learned languages (or even later learned words), or for sentence and discourse level processing in the less proficient language.

As outlined in the introduction, the guessed words during the learning phase might interfere with the learned words and produce a conflict in later recognition.

Short- delay retention reflects the loss of learned words after a short delay in relation to the last learning trial.

Many Latin words are widespread throughout the Romance languages even though they do not date back directly to the imperial period; these are the "learned" words that have freely entered the languages at virtually every period, borrowed from Latin used as a scholarly language.