She appears and disappears with a minimum of fuss, emerging to sing her own "Silent Words", to suggest Carla Bruni may have competition for the glamorous ingénue role.
Dwarfed by nature, the ego shrieks to be heard among the picturesque mountains: a silent word in a mordant visual joke.
After the Nets had passed by the No. 7 spot where their record would have placed them, and it came down to the final two spots, Katz sat nervously mouthing silent words to himself.
I uttered a silent word of gratitude that Mr. Valentine had sealed off the awesome-looking banked turn at the far end of the track, an homage to the near-vertical curved wall at Daytona.
Certain of his figures were fitted with animatronic devices, so that a figure sitting alone on a bench, or standing looking at its own reflection in a carefully placed mirror, might mouth silent words; or a pair of little figures, sitting in a shoe-box, might whirr around the gallery on a little railway track.
FMRI studies of verbal fluency, however, have used either silent word generation (which provides no behavioral measure) or cued generation of single words in order to contend with speech-related motion artifacts.
With every heartbeat, I offered a silent word of thanks.
Indeed, when battling sleeplessness at night, I often think of my prayers as part of an invisible "prayer relief effort" made up of all those who, like me, are offering up silent words for those in crisis.
Standardized literacy measures assessed oral (Test of Word Reading Efficiency, TOWRE) [ 42] and silent (Test of Silent Word Reading Fluency, TOSWRF) [ 43] reading speed.
Similarly, visual stimulation [ 44] or a silent word-generation task increased brain lactate concentration, but did not change the levels of the other metabolites as measurable by H-MRS.
