An individual with Wernicke aphasia has difficulty understanding language; speech is typically fluent but is empty of content and characterized by circumlocutions, a high incidence of vague words like "thing," and sometimes neologisms and senseless "word salad".
Think about it: Wouldn't you prefer to edit--let alone read --this book, read --this, say, a senseless woread --thisfrom a certain governor clear on other end of the country?
"To have them all lost in one senseless act is beyond words.
The second part of the testing simulated the modulatory effects of attention on the brain response to meaningful familiar stimuli (words) and senseless unknown speech-like material (pseudowords).
Dejan Kovacevic of The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review believes they should recruit an entirely new team for Game 4 because this one is "sloppy, senseless and stupid-beyond-words," and Ron Cook of The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette believes they should start with a goalie to replace the kitty door that has been Marc-Andre Fleury.
We implemented a neuroanatomically grounded neural network model of the left perisylvian language cortex and simulated: (i) brain processes of early language acquisition and (ii) cortical responses to familiar word and senseless pseudoword stimuli.
But for all his achievements, Stewart, who died on March 17 at 79, was shadowed by a moment away from the rinks: a "tragic, senseless, bizarre" incident, in the words of the Nassau County district attorney, William Cahn, that led to the death of a Rangers teammate, the Hall of Fame goalie Terry Sawchuk.
Nolan, the director of "The Dark Knight Rises," called the massacre a "senseless tragedy," while Bale said words could not "express the horror" that he felt.
"Senseless," "vicious" and "stupid" were the words used by witnesses quoted by name in the piece.
The trained model was then used to simulate activation of the language cortex when meaningful familiar words (learnt patterns) and senseless unknown pseudowords are presented as input.
