However, in contrast to the orthographic word lexicon assumption, these neuronal representations are assumed to be sublexical (i.e., representations of recurring letter sequences within words; Dehaene et al., 2002].
(Occasionally, a puzzle's theme includes a series of recurring multiple letters being inserted in single boxes, but that is never part of a Saturday puzzle).
Many of her poems deal with themes of death and immortality, two recurring topics in letters to her friends.
Among the most significant and recurring themes of Letters is that of the individual and society's relationship with their environment; the work has been read as an "impassioned, unqualified defense of American agrarianism".
"We did leave a letter of notification with the occupants informing them of the illegality of allowing waste water to run into the street or onto another property," Ms. Mullin said, adding that if the problem recurs, the letter writer should immediately notify the department by calling (212) 44212666.
Do a quick count of the most commonly-recurring letters in your cryptogram and circle them.
Lurie, who died in 1985, had been research head at Paine Webber, where he wrote the world's first recurring brokerage house market letter, and, during most of his FORBES years, at Josephtal & Co.
The next letter, also from Eliot, introduces their mutual friend John Hayward as a recurring reference point in the letters.
In one of the dreams in La Boutique obscure – recently translated for the first time – Perec discovers an edition of A Void in which the banned letter e keeps recurring.
One of the recurring themes in the thousands of letters we get is from people who thank us for showing them what a black child is like — he's like any other child".
It's also a recurring theme in his first novel, The Letters of Ivor Punch, which is set on an unnamed Scottish island.
