A second potentially important factor is that of the overall lexical frequency: more frequent words are more likely to benefit from readily available whole-form storage (which, in turn, may be more likely to develop as a result of frequent use), whereas less frequently used compounds might have to be processed through a combinatorial mechanism.
Meanwhile, Daphne du Maurier leaves us in no doubt that Patience's weary, trembling pallor is the result of frequent beatings.
His formerly smooth, pink, shiny face — the result of frequent shaves — was tinged with green, and stubble was beginning to show.
Janus said the independent trustees of its funds had calculated that investors were owed $31.5 million as a result of frequent trading in and out of seven funds.
He also won the distinction as "worst driver," a result of frequent accidents, generally "just him and a stationary object like a parked car or a tree," said John Tienken, a classmate.
As far south as Vientiane, these dissected uplands (i.e., cut by erosion into hills and valleys) are covered with dense deciduous forest that has deteriorated as a result of frequent cutting and burning for shifting cultivation.
Astronomers explained their potatolike shapes as the result of frequent collisions with their neighbors.
This can be attributed to the inaccurate pose information in the training data as a result of frequent occlusions.
As a result of frequent droughts, a high level of livestock mortality has become a norm in the study area (Table 2).
However, the results from the literature review and simulations indicated that previously published articles may contain overestimated e and underestimated N values as a result of frequent RTD truncations at 3tn when using the method of moments.
The results showed that the mean soil water content in the 0 200 cm layer was greater in the cropland (8.88%) than that in the treebelt (5.78%) and desert (4.37%) as a result of frequent irrigation events.
