Findings suggest that when groups are controlled for writing proficiency and first language, noticeable differences across the groups diminish.
The anxiety of the decline was also noticeable in the language, dying away under the pressure of the socialist newspeak and official Polish.
It was also noticeable that the language used by some clients, including new shiatsu users, suggested a (growing) awareness of the theoretical underpinnings of an energy-based therapy, for example, talking in terms of ' to clear blockages' or ' to become grounded'.
It is noticeable that Mill's language in these books is much closer to the language of Bentham and James Mill than it had been since his boyhood, and it was as an act of piety that in 1869 he republished his father's Analysis of the Phenomena of the Human Mind with additional illustrations and explanatory notes.
Coreference is yet another source of ambiguity in language, scarcely noticeable by human language users (except in ambivalent cases such as "When Flight 77 hit the Pentagon's wall, it disintegrated"), but problematic for machines.
There was no noticeable difference between her clothes, language and culture and theirs.
These technologies are not very sophisticated in how they understand the world around them, Lemnios says; Google's cars rely heavily on preloaded map data to navigate, while Siri taps into distant cloud servers for voice recognition and language processing, causing noticeable delays.
We suggest that poor motor skills in childhood are reflected as impaired turn taking and awkward body language, possibly only noticeable at a sub-liminal level.
The tendency toward analytic expression is noticeable in everyday Russian speech, but the drift of the Slavic languages in that direction (as in the development of the western European languages) has been held back by the stabilization of the language resulting from mass communication and education.
In SLI, children have noticeable problems with understanding and/or producing language, for no obvious reason.
