After a one week delay, only IR was more effective than no imitation, suggesting that imitation during retrieval is most effective for learning object-manipulation words.
How their manager treats them, and how some colleagues treat each other, clients, and support staff like telephone operators or coffee ladies … They use words like 'bullying, manipulation, intimidation and conflict'".
Like Greek tragic drama, the History is an artful object, a careful manipulation of words and actions that can indeed lead you, if you pay attention, to a clear vision of the truth.
"Their playful manipulation of words looked a lot like concrete poetry," said Rick Poynor, a writer, critic and authority on graphic design, who contributed to "Notes from the Cosmic Typewriter".
But in both instances, the manipulation of words, whether active or passive, matter.
Still, in true P.T Barnum fashion, the sleight of hand and manipulation of words got precision delivery on his behalf.
Through the manipulation of words, music, and the moving image, Kim II had daily asserted an ideal reality in defiance of the physical one the people of North Korea actually lived in.
Miguel Angel Face is also killed by the manipulation of words: he is told that Camila has become the President's mistress, and upon hearing this falsified news, he loses the will to live.
Computers are extremely capable in two broad areas: data manipulation, or word processing and database management; and mathematical calculation used in science, engineering, and digital signal processing.
(The percentage of variation accounted for by each of the four second-level factors in the data of the four participants with plentiful anterior voxels was eating: 7.26; shelter: 8.51; manipulation: 7.31; word length: 5.67).
The shelter, manipulation, and word length factors strongly resemble the corresponding factors in the two-level analysis (the correlations between the two sets of 60 factor scores derived from the two approaches for these three factors were 0.89, 0.92, and 0.96 respectively).
