Sentence examples for overt articulation from inspiring English sources

Thurgoona Campus is a place where an overt articulation of ecological competence is teaching the local community about ecological ethics, and impacting on the wider systems supporting the buildings.

While November 1938 predated overt articulation of "the Final Solution", it foreshadowed the genocide to come.

Every few trials, a word pair was marked for overt articulation.

Despite its apparent simplicity, the successful performance of the task requires the recruitment of a range of cognitive skills such as accurate auditory discrimination of the acoustic elements in the incoming stimulus; phonological processing and encoding into short-term phonological memory; reprocessing into an appropriate motor program; and finally overt articulation.

Output problems have been implicated in non-word repetition ability even when, as here, participants do not have overt articulation problems (Bishop et al. 1996).

Thus, although frequency effects may also be present at the level of overt articulation or visual encoding of letters, neither is necessary to elicit these effects.

It was concluded that the retention of unfamiliar phonological word forms is supported by overt or covert articulation, a strategy that may not be available to individuals with speech impairment, which results in difficulty remembering NWs.

In an event-related design, the level of blood oxygenation level dependent (BOLD) contrast during brief speech pauses (mean duration 1.3 s, SD 0.3 s) during overt speech was contrasted with that during intervening periods of articulation.

Silent (or inner) speech is often considered as a truncated version of overt speech, the two differing only in that overt naming comprises articulation.

Lesional studies showed that posterior lesions, especially perisylvian (left ventral supramarginal gyrus) brain-damage patients are the most impaired in verbal working memory, while Broca's area patients showed moderate deficit in verbal span and severe deficit in overt or covert rehearsal working memory process, linked to speech deficit by concurrent articulation effect [ 103].

While Steve Landes Lennonn occasionally struck me as lacking some of John's overt toughness, he certainly sang with all of Lennon's throaty resonance and dipping articulations, and was equally at home on both keyboards and the Rickenbacker and Epiphone guitars that Lennon favored.