Sentence examples for multimodal language from inspiring English sources

A recent series of papers reporting findings from this population raises critical issues for professionals in the assessment of multimodal language skills of key word signers.

Alternatively, interactive models of reading place an emphasis on the connections between regions, in terms of which rehabilitation may result from stronger bottom-up connections from visual cortex, or stronger top-down connections from multimodal language areas.

We further contribute by explicitly enumerating the impact of multimodal sign language features describing hand shape, hand position and movement, inter-hand-relation and detailed facial parameters, as well as temporal derivatives.

Multimodal documents combining language and graphs are wide-spread in print media as well as in electronic media.

This was completed with the dual purpose of informing clinical assessment of communication and understanding the multimodal nature of language.

The part about walks is on Page 10 of the report, buried in technical language about "multimodal fusion," "biometric signatures" and "human kinematics".

Two visual world experiments designed to test these predictions offer support for sub-lexical multimodal interaction during online language processing.

Language mediated visual attention requires visual and linguistic information integration and has thus been used to examine properties of the architecture supporting multimodal processing during spoken language comprehension.

There is yet a paucity of studies on learners' multimodal interaction and collaborative language learning investigating the effect of task design in web conferencing-based environments.

Multimodal interfaces combining natural language and graphics take advantage of both the individual strength of each communication mode and the fact that several modes can be employed in parallel.

In multimodal analysis for instance, language is viewed as only one mode of communication which may or may not take up a central role in a given situation (Norris 2004).