Sentence examples for mirror words from inspiring English sources

The proof that rotated words are orthographic in nature (just not familiar) is given by the presence of implicit reading effects (i.e. words/pseudowords differences) for mirror words.

To our knowledge, the Rossion et al. paper [ 16] is the only ERP study investigating the inversion effect with words rotated upside down; there has been no other ERP study of the effect of mirror words on reading.

In fact, the enhanced N1 response to mirror words may be interpreted as an index of unfamiliarity with rotated orthographic strings, rather than an enhanced response to non-alphabetic characters.

For example, Ryan and Schnyer [ 18] investigated the neural bases of format-specific priming in a mirror word-reading task using event-related fMRI and found that, while priming effects were greatest when the visual forms of primes and test words matched, mirror words were able to induce priming effects in standard word reading.

The second goal was to compare the effect of orthographic processing (observed by comparing ERPs to target and non-target letters) directly with that of string familiarity (obtained by comparing ERPs to standard and mirror words) in order to assess whether these effects overlapped somewhat or were independent at both the anatomical and functional levels.

On the other hand, a number of neuroimaging studies have explored the neural basis of mirror word reading to investigate visual skill learning or visual priming effects [ 17- 19].

The wording of the declaration mirrors wording in the 1992 "Statement by Atmospheric Scientists on Greenhouse Warming," which described the climate science findings as "highly uncertain" while also arguing an increase in carbon dioxide would have "beneficial effects on most crops".

Mirror of words: where was I? My words watch me from the puddle of my memory.

When held up to a mirror, her words read "cut the crap mom".

In "Sontag: Reborn" Ms. Angelos and Ms. Weems have brought a vivid theatrical animation to this process of closely examined self-creation, as Sontag builds a shining mirror of words in which, as she puts it to her journal, she "exists solely as a perceiving, suffering, struggling being".

Your movements may mirror specific words in the music lyrics.