Sentence examples for meaningful processing from inspiring English sources
Meaningful processing of video frames requires, first, extraction of the region of interest (face).
Encryption is normally designed to prevent any meaningful processing of data.
This allows more musically and acoustically meaningful processing as known characteristics of tone objects can be exploited in the separation scheme.
There are many basic operations that can operate on images and the ways of combining these primitive operations to perform meaningful processing for object detection are almost infinite.
Reasoning that a meaningful processing pattern would be conserved across species, we analyzed publicly available testes lysate data sets from rat and platypus [ 25, 26].
We assume, in keeping with the depth of processing principle (Craik and Lockhart 1972) that elaborative, meaningful processing in general is more likely to lead to effective pattern separation and therefore retrievable memory traces.
This may support the hypothesis that meaningful language processing, and not just deafness, shapes the functional role of superior temporal cortex in language processing, as seen speech was understood by both groups, while SL was available to just one.
Together, these findings suggest that the left posterior superior temporal cortex is important for meaningful language processing whether this is of visible speech or of visuo-manual sign.
In the present study we identified 5 regions in the left temporal lobe (Fig. 2) that were all selective to meaningful text processing when stimuli were visible (Table 3).
Future research aimed at delineating functionally distinct regions within the posterior superior temporal cortex will provide insight into the precise mechanisms by which this polymodal region is involved in meaningful language processing.
The finding that the posterior superior temporal cortex is involved in meaningful language processing irrespective of language form is consistent with models suggesting that specific linguistic processes may recruit distinctive regions within a distributed language network (Hickok & Poeppel, 2000; Scott & Johnsrude, 2003).
