Sentence examples for occurrence of language from inspiring English sources

The results also showed low frequency of occurrence of language functions such as Modifying, Commenting, Persuading, Negotiating of Meaning, though these functions have been clear stated in the SOPE Standards and test specifications.

The very low use of neuropsychological assessments (<10%) is striking given the well-documented occurrence of language, literacy and attentional comorbidities in RE 23 24 and their impact on educational achievement and quality of life.

The occurrence of language conflict is predicted by models of word processing that assume parallel activation of words from different languages in an integrated lexicon that contains words from all these languages (van Heuven et al. 1998; Dijkstra and van Heuven 2002).

Activation of the first (L1) and second (L2) language in bilinguals and the occurrence of language conflict might depend on specific language combinations, proficiency of the bilinguals, the language context (purely L1 or L2, or mixed), input/output modality, task demands, and/or instructions.

The purpose of the current study was to identify the impact of task complexity on the occurrence of language-related episodes (LREs) during task-based interaction in two task types (i.e., picture narration and picture difference tasks).

Frequencies of occurrence of language-specific Part-Of-Speech (POS) patterns involving emotion words provide further information with respect to the properties of culturally bound emotion concepts and their linguistic expression.

Funding was provided by NIDCD grants R03DC008382 "Psycholinguistic and Socioemotional Profiling of SLI and ADHD" and R01DC011023 "Co-occurrence of Language and Attention Difficulties in Children".

The scores have been normalized according to the number of occurrence of each language and to the variance of each listener's answers, as suggested in [69].

Finally, we suggest how occurrences of metaphorical language may be understood when patients verbally attempt to articulate depersonalization symptoms.

All the queries selected for the development and test sets aimed to build a realistic scenario for QbE STD, by including high-occurrence queries, low-occurrence queries, in-language (INL) queries, out-of-language (OOL) queries, single-word and multi-word queries, in-vocabulary and out-of-vocabulary queries, and queries of different lengths.

Another hint is the occurrence of inscriptions in a language apparently related to Etruscan on Lemnos, a Greek island.