Specifically, the cognitive training involved considerable usage of lengthy language-based materials as well as rich visual stimuli where participants were required to construct novel and abstract interpretations.
#Egypt #SaveEgypt — Gehad El-Haddad (@gelhaddad) 3 Jul 13 A spokesman for President Mohamed Morsi released a lengthy, English-language statement on the Facebook page of the Office of Assistant to President for Foreign Relations and International Cooperation condemning the military and political opposition for what it called a "military coup" and warning that "there will be considerable bloodshed".
This was Ang Lee's lengthy Chinese-language thriller set in World War II-era Shanghai.
She said that her husband is eager to resume his dentistry practice, but there are several barriers: he first needs to become certified in Germany, and, in addition, he has to complete the lengthy culture-and-language program required to establish long-term residency.
On page after page, Judge Marrero used strong language — and lengthy sentences — to convey his discomfort with the S.E.C.'s policy.
With its strict rules about flavor balance, visual harmony, seasonality and presentation, plus its lengthy apprenticeship and formidable language barrier, traditional Japanese cuisine has preserved its mystique among chefs and diners.
As an example, (Stansfield and Hansen's 1983, pp. 29, 31) review of relevant literature concludes that cloze is a valid procedure because cloze tests in different studies have correlated highly with other lengthy measures of second language proficiency.
Roger Moreton, London It's pretty much impossible to squeeze a verbatim translation of any lengthy passage of foreign-language dialogue into a screen subtitle.
The list of budget options for language learning is lengthy.
On a vote of 81 to 15, the Senate adopted a rule prohibiting senators from forcing the reading of lengthy amendments if the legislative language had been publicly available for 72 hours.
The club's subsequent promises to cooperate fully with the inquiry and its lengthy apology, which called the language in the booklet "inexcusably offensive and stigmatising" and admitted members had "a lot to learn about the pernicious effects of 'banter'", were not enough to appease the university and fellow students who had called for harsh sanctions.
