Manipulation is more specifically linked to the notion of 'noticing' (Schmidt 1990), which posits that the more frequent and salient a language form, the more likely it is to be processed and picked up by the working memory.
However, they suggested that a genotype that facilitated pitch discrimination might have played a role in determining which acoustic cues became linguistically salient when a language developed.
None of these naturally occurring examples of communication, however, contains all of the most salient features of human language.
Concept, in the Analytic school of philosophy, the subject matter of philosophy, which philosophers of the Analytic school hold to be concerned with the salient features of the language in which people speak of concepts at issue.
Finally, outcomes obtained shall help us determine the text terminological coverage, the collocation strengths or other associative characteristics that can provide us with more reliable results, with a fuller picture of how the selected terms work and with useful insights into salient markers of Maritime English language.
Chapter 2 unfolds as the authors identify four salient features of scientific language: technical vocabulary, abstraction, high density, and tightly knit structure (p. 20-21).
One of the salient virtues of hybrid languages is their ability to express straightforwardly a wide range of frame conditions with object-language formulas.
It's cute but it's also salient, because utterances outside human language (and distorted communications) are themes taken up again later on.
The system picks up a wider range of acoustic frequencies (50 to 14,000 hertz) than normal telephony, and this will benefit language learning because salient acoustic information in some consonants occurs at frequencies higher than what telephony usually picks up.
As part of making our language assessment benchmark salient to English language teaching in Japan, there are several crucial differences between it and LPATE's CLA.
