Sentence examples for of single character from inspiring English sources

Concreteness continued to modulate neural response to verbs in the same pattern as in the N400 during 500 1000 ms. The absence of a sustained frontal negativity was proposed to be due to the use of single character stimuli and a lack of explicit contrast in concreteness across stimuli that did not encourage imagery processing.

Then, we measured the Levenshtein distance [62] between all pairs (the minimal number of single character edit operations required to transform one term to the other) and grouped ADRs with an edit distance smaller than two.

This implies that when evaluating population distinctiveness, use of single character types is problematic because distinctiveness in one character type is not necessarily accompanied by distinctiveness in another.

However, they caution against the use of single characters when trying to interpret heterochrony.

This sort of activity is understandably appealing, but is problematic in several ways: (1) Scientists do not classify organisms into groups on the basis of single characters.

In classical Chinese the problem of word segmentation is compounded by the fact that the morphology relies less on multi-character compounds, but rather on the context dependent semantics of single characters.

Diverging from previous works, the current study employed a non-factorial design and focused on semantic processing of single characters representing a spectrum of concreteness values to ensure high ecological validity.

1) simple labels that consist of single characters (e.g., A, B). 2) right-closed labels that consist of a letter followed by a right delimiter, such as parentheses, brackets, or punctuation sings.

The "edit distance" between two strings, say p and q, is defined as the minimum number of single-character edit operations (deletions, insertions, and/or replacements) that would convert p into q.

Classical Chinese has not only fewer multi-character words, but on the whole the semantic range of single-character words in classical Chinese is wider than in modern Chinese, allowing for more possible combinations with adjacent characters.

These characters are examples of the rare phenomenon of single-character loan words – a foreign word represented by a single Japanese character – and form the plurality of such words.