Sentence examples for route models from inspiring English sources

Both dual route models of reading [46] and connectionist models of reading [47] agree that access to semantic representations may be achieved either directly from orthographic representations or indirectly from orthographic to phonological to semantic representations.

For example, dual route models distinguish between lexical (whole word) and sublexical (word constituents) links between orthography and phonology (Patterson and Shewell 1987; Coltheart et al. 2001).

According to dual route models of reading (e.g. [ 11]), the pronunciation of words can be retrieved in two different ways, depending on the frequency and regularity of a word.

The brand-new route, modelled on the Channel tunnel, would cut journey times by half.

First, a grid-based route model is developed on the basis of two key points, i.e., Three-dimensional Geographic Grid (TGG) space and Controlled Virtual Node (CVN).

As a first step, we address the design of a single route, modeled as a path on a directed graph between two given nodes, maximizing a utility function related to the attractiveness of the path.

The proposed model has similar aspects to Nagatani's cyclic tram model [23] and O'Loan et al. 's bus route model [24].

A limitation of the URT route model is that only a small volume can be administered, prohibiting treatment with larger doses of Ab at any one time.

However, putamen alone (Model 2A) was equally plausible (Table 4) to putamen combined with the direct route (Model 5A).

The second thing to note is that the direct route alone (Model 1A) was more plausible than via the thalamus (Models 3A and 6A) or the direct route with the thalamus route (Model 4A).

The discussion in the Balota et al. (2000) study of a 2-mechanism interaction between reading and attentional control pathway control in the form of lexical route suppression, plus response checking was framed within a dual route model.