Sentence examples for sequential letters from inspiring English sources
Many managers within Sony were resistant to the concept, but Goto had the support of Sony president and keen pilot Norio Ohga, who liked the device because it reminded him of an airplane control wheel. 5. Goto also abandoned the traditional practise of labeling joypad buttons with sequential letters.
The text has an acrostic pattern and the scribe chose to rubricate the sequential letters of the Hebrew alphabet with red coloured paint.
Women are addressed as Mma and men as Rra in Botswana; this convention along with sequential letters of the English alphabet is used for participant pseudonyms.
Each of the design prompts originated from a randomly generated English word that corresponded to the sequential letter in the alphabet they were on, starting with "attach" and ending with compound word "zig-zag".
However, the outcomes of these studies has led to different hypotheses, ranging from spatially parallel to pure sequential letter processing.
We reasoned that sequential letter delivery would encourage the use of phonological assembly whilst simultaneous letter delivery would not.
Future studies using sequential letter presentation could specifically test the hypothesised role of the POp and SMG in phonological memory.
First, the speed of sequential letter presentation at which all pilot participants could achieve 100% accuracy on a lexical decision task was established.
The usual explanation for this effect is that real words are recognized quickly via their global features, and their constituents (the letters) can be inferred quickly, whereas nonwords, being novel stimuli, require sequential letter-by-letter processing.
On the basis of findings in the previous literature, we propose the involvement of this region in reading words with sequential letter presentation is most likely related to semantic activation of orthographic neighbours of the target word.
When subjects retrospectively reported "running through" a sequential series of letters (such as "LMNO" when prompted with "MO") reaction times correlated nicely with reported length of run-through.
