A role is a possible type of term; [27] considers two categories of roles, namely lexical roles (verb, adjective) and semantic roles (entity, concept, attribute).
Additionally, performance was intact on irreversible sentences, in which the meanings of the words strongly constrained the possible thematic roles, for example, "The apple that the boy is eating is red," as assessed with lexical foils not involving role reversal.
The objective of this study was to systematically examine the role of lexical stress in the use of vocal fry by young adult women.
First, Schank and his collaborators emphasized the role of lexical knowledge, especially primitive actions used in verb decomposition, and knowledge about stereotyped patterns of behavior in the interpretive process, nearly to the exclusion of syntax.
At the end of the invocation spectrum, and excepting the liminal role that lexical metaphors play, attitude may be provoked by other attitudinal values, as has been discussed by Thompson (2014).
We also show that this more nuanced approach to the role of lexical alternatives in pragmatic inference unifies previously unconnected findings about children's early pragmatic development and bears on major accounts proposed to date for children's problems with SIs.
Nor do we know if efficient structural properties of connectivity play a role in lexical acquisition in children.
We examined these effects in Italian, which affords a unique perspective on the issue because of the role of lexical stress in mappings from spelling to sound.
Evidence that the role of lexical and sublexical information in reading aloud can be modulated by priming comes from Experiment 4. In this experiment, no specific stress pattern was cued, as both priming lists contained words with both stress patterns.
This last study provides further support for the possibility that the left anterior temporal lobe may play a role in lexical retrieval, irrespective of its potential role as a semantic hub.
Essentially, many authors of clinical and nonclinical studies have maintained that the left MTG plays a specific role in lexical and semantic processing (Binder et al. 2000; Dick et al. 2007).
