Sentence examples for perceived words from inspiring English sources

Normal perception of a word depends not only on acoustic input corresponding to the word itself but also on previously perceived words and intrinsic knowledge of how words are sequenced into larger messages.

Although the interpretation of these results supports our views, it is still conceivable that two consciously perceived words evoke mental images in parallel or in combination.

In addition, consciously perceived words have been shown to be associated with enhanced theta oscillations over frontal regions as well as increases in gamma power and phase synchrony (Melloni et al. 2007).

He wondered whether such "chunking" was the way he had learned to read as a child, perhaps the way we all learn to read, before we go on to perceive words, even sentences, as a whole.

The auditory shadowing task presumably involves lexical access, in that the subject has to perceive words and produce words.

The most common type is grapheme-colour synaesthesia where people perceive words, letters and numbers as distinct colours.

This thread aurally perceives words, retrieves lexical information related to the auditory input from memory, and builds syntactic trees.

It is important to note that, as suggested by Peña et al [11], the introduction of subtle pauses (25 ms) between words probably blocked segmentation by statistical learning, because pauses could be used to perceive words as already segmented tokens.

This, however, has not solved the problem, in part, because readers do not perceive word boundaries uniformly, and the parsing during the reading process is, horribile dictu, not necessarily aligned with the national standard (Liu et al. 2013 4.

I said those words out of love, but it has been pointed out to me that Tyler probably perceived those words as rejecting, since Tyler was not seeing God as accepting of his sexual orientation.

He perceived that words had a "sculptural quality", that arranging them was a "sensuous pleasure".