Specifically, immediate recall performance on the VLT increased 2 3 words, accompanied by an enhanced P600 peak during word presentation at the third learning trial.
The logos themselves range from a triangle doubling as a mountain peak, the word Colorado with a rectangle set off like an exponent and a green and red "CO" under a horizontal bar.
The way that Anderson supersaturates every square inch of his film's intricate fabric, every sofa covering, every snow-capped peak, every word of every sans-serif lettered notice, with loving comedy is something that the author might not have understood or cared for.
For saccades, within-word landing positions (Fig. 1) show a pronounced peak near the word center [2], but distributions are rather broad and additionally modulated by word length as well as launch-site distance [3].
For example, if the same part of the same song was playing in the background for both devices, or speech with the same peaks or words, that would be okay.
I do not need the BBC to commission online features such as "The Vocabularist", examining the origins of the word "peak".
Interestingly, the time-course of the simulated peak differences between word and pseudoword responses roughly reflects the one exhibited by experimental data.
For example, words for "small" often contained high front vowels (roughly, "ee" as in "peak" or "see"); words for "round" and "red" were linked to "r" sounds; words for "star" to "z" and words for "full" to bilabial consonants ("p" and "b").
Recordings were acoustically examined for changes in word duration, peak intensity and peak F0 from baseline to post-training.
The metal tips of lorry-sized words peak out over the fences of a huge industrial lot – the curl of an "S" visible through the barriers, the peeling paint of an obese red "B" glinting.
