Sentence examples similar to replicated language from inspiring English sources

The Times does not allow writers to replicate language without attribution, and had the editors known of these repetitions, they would not have published the passage in that form.

Experiments using words as stimuli (e.g., retroactive priming experiments) were successfully replicated in languages other than English.

It was therefore replicated across languages that had both consistent and inconsistent spelling-to-sound relationships, see Table 2a for details.

In other words, we must not replicate the language and the tactics of those who attempt to deny us our rights and our dignity.

In the U.S., most pollsters try to replicate ballot language as closely as possible in their questions, and they struggle when that language is lengthy or confusing.

All the problems listed for treating gene-based biological evolution as a language are simply replicated in ordinary languages.

Bhogal said he was keen to set up the workshops for the same reason, and also because he wanted to replicate the language of the street.

Our children and even adults replicate the language and actions they see on TV, on the Internet and in the newspaper.

She notes that rather than rewrite the novel, she "replicated Salten's language almost completely.

The factor structure of the QOLRAD has been replicated for several language versions [ 41].

Experiment 2 replicated this flag-language congruency effect in a priming paradigm, where the word and pseudo-word targets followed the brief presentation of the flag prime, and this time effects were seen in both languages.