(b) The arts in question do so in virtue of a pre-existing linguistic articulation or articulability of the same meanings and thoughts in the artist.
Whatever differences there are between the practitioners of the two schools in regard to the linguistic articulation of their meditational experience, they arise from an individual practitioner's personality, disposition, intellectual capacity, and/or linguistic ability.
This paper presents an expert system designed to provide support in that labor by automatically generating therapy plans containing semiannual activities in the areas of hearing, oral structure and function, linguistic formulation, expressive language + articulation, and receptive language.
According to this concept, Crow [14], [15] concluded that the core deficit is disruption of the left-hemispheric shift for language, especially those components relating to phonological articulation, a distinct linguistic process located in left dorso-lateral pre-frontal cortex.
There is a way out, but to find it one must first attend to a crucial but universally ignored distinction between linguistic expressions and their vehicles of articulation: to this end, consider two individuals both of whom know English but one only speaks while the other only writes.
Rather, listeners were paying attention to learned linguistic features like sibilant S's, clear articulation, breathy voices, and upspeaking at the end of sentences, showing that the vocal features we associate with gayness are not inborn, but instead learned at a very early age, probably right as we acquire language.
It assesses pre-linguistic language skills CELF Clinical Evaluation of Language Fundamentals DEAP Diagnostic Evaluation of Articulation and Phonology PIPA Preschool and Primary Inventory of Phonological Awareness PLS-4 Pre-school Language Scale Australian Adaptation Parent/caregivers are provided with written and verbal feedback regarding all health information collected.
In Reading Classes: On Culture and Classism in America, community psychologist Barbara Jensen bolsters the notion of the existence of socioeconomic linguistic differences, mostly focusing on conversational content rather than articulation and affirms that often content denotes linguistic variation between the social classes.
Accurate content indicates how well the test taker understands the prompt and responds with appropriate linguistic content while the manner scores indicate how close the test taker's articulation, rhythm, phrasing, and pausing are to the majority of native speakers, as determined by statistical models based on a large sample of native speaker data.
Attending to the linguistic dimension may have amplified participants' sensitivity to small differences in co-articulation, which in turn influenced the early perception of sung words, just as subtle phonetic differences modulate the N100 in speech perception [80].
Unintended, rhyme or alliteration and other mishaps and distractions are often rectified by re-articulation, perhaps with different pronunciations of the same words or with different words or linguistic structures that convey the same content.
