A previous study investigating the sibility of discrimination in patterns of sentencing was carried out by Roger Hood in the West Midlands in 1992.
Upon auditory sentence presentation, reversibility and syntactic complexity contrasts both produce strongly left-lateralized patterns of activation for sentence comprehension in young, healthy subjects, although right hemisphere involvement is somewhat evident in the case of reversibility.
So, for instance, we more-or-less automatically hear sound patterns as sentences of our native language, perceive patterns of light and shadow as configurations of objects in space, and so on.
Statistical differences between the questions' f0 courses are revealed over their onsets (t [80] = -4.74; p ≤ 01), the noun (t [86] = 10.30; p ≤ 01), and the verb (t [86] = -12.02; p ≤ 01). Figure 2 illustrates the critical intonation patterns of the target sentence types F3 and G3.
Dauber said on Tuesday said Persky's pattern of unjust sentencing warranted the recall.
Other states, too, have seen their voters shift away from the old pattern of excessive sentencing of nonviolent offenders.
We can extract terms with great accuracy using morpho-syntactic pattern matching, meaning we analyze the pattern of the sentence and its enumerated terms and extract them subsequently.
Hockett (1960: 90) proposes that a defining property of human language is the use of two coding systems (the duality of patterning): (i) sentences are made of words (or morphemes) and (ii) words are made of phonemes (consonants and vowels).
Tremain has given him a prose that echoes the sentence patterns of the late 17th century, but only distantly, so that it never seems quaint: "Our amours are not of the tearing and clawing kind, but agreeably hot for all that and tolerably frequent".
Questions are dynamically generated along with sentence patterns of the lesson point, to realize variety and flexibility of the lesson.
