Sentence examples for regular word from inspiring English sources

For the regularize task, a pronunciation of a regular word (e.g., "hike") was correct if it corresponded to the standard dictionary pronunciation.

"Our naming philosophy was that it was either a pun or a regular word with an exclamation point," Mr. Soma said.

"Screw, it's just like a regular word now," said DJ Chill, DJ Screw's close friend and host of the weekly Damage Control radio show, which features screwed mixes by DJ Lil Randy.

It was a four-week residency, and wildly productive: without social distractions, the Internet or even decent cellphone reception, I churned out pages in record time, hitting and then exceeding my regular word count on a daily basis.

That word is "regular," and while it seems like an awfully, uh, regular word to unleash such a firestorm, it is apparently loaded enough to end a four-year-relationship. "Regular" is how Greg was overheard describing Steph's face.

Actually, Shirshov [207], 1962 needed a 'double' relative bracketing of a regular word with two disjoint LS subwords.

(When the correlations were recomputed using only the short words from the Behavioral cohort, the patterns of facilitation and inhibition remained the same. For the critical effect of inhibition of regularize RT for regular words, reliability was decreased to near statistical significance (P=0.051), but the Pearson's R was very similar (R=0.200), and the slope of the linear fit was comparable.

Critically, frequency also significantly inhibited regularize task zRT for regular words (R = 0.242; P = 0.001), while the effect for irregular words was null (R = −0.046; p = 0.524).

Figure  9 depicts the cluster-average BOLD response to irregular than to regular words, for both read and regularize.

That is, participants were faster to read regular words than pseudowords but slower to regularize words than pseudowords.

Patients with acquired surface dyslexia present with left infero-temporal lesions and are very poor at reading irregular words (which are transformed by regularization) whereas their ability to read or spell pseudowords or regular words is unimpaired (e.g. [4]).