Sentence examples for linguistic responses from inspiring English sources

They provide classifications or one-shot inferences rather than reasoning chains, and they do not generate plans, justifications, or extended linguistic responses.

West called the black musical tradition "an anti-terrorist activity," an idea echoed by Jay-Z in "Decoded," when he writes that he sees rap as a linguistic response to the terror of the streets.

The acquisition differences on conditional discrimination depend on the linguistic response mode and the absence or presence of the reactive feedback.

This chapter discusses the modelling of the fitting alteration of garment pattern design according to the linguistic response of the wearer by fuzzy logic techniques.

Finally, as this study focused on questioning among the faculty members' linguistic response during classes, it did not examine the interaction between faculty members and students.

They are particularly useful in situations with more than one possible source of DIF, such as when distinguishing between cultural and linguistic response differences in DIF analyses of translations.

Now against both the pragmatic and the post-linguistic responses to the perceived failure of the attempt to provide a precise formal criterion of significance serious worries can be raised.

Because one of the meaningful parts of the incompatible condition of this experiment was not linguistic (motor response), we expected to find an N400-like modulation.

Thus participants had to prepare linguistic and motor responses in parallel upon stimulus presentation instead of processing them successively.

Thus, if exposure to cognitive and linguistic training affected responses, we expect to see differences in barter behavior between these two populations.

It is most likely that both the left and right insula include distinct focal regions that differentially contribute to different aspects of speech production, such as planning and coordination, as well as other linguistic and nonlinguistic responses [e.g., see Singer et al., 2004].