With aphasia, oftentimes the symbolism of language is skewed and the names for things can be swapped around.
As the writer Colin Barrett describes it, his language is "syntactically skewed and relentlessly showy, and discharges joy in concussive bouts".
As a result of a strongly negatively skewed distribution of the CCC pragmatic language data, variables were transformed (ln x + 1) and linear regression analyses were performed to test for association with ADHD polygenic score.
It shows that while there was an approximated normal distribution of student abilities for the first language English students from Anglophone countries, it was positively skewed for our sample of non-native speakers.
Language, in its essence, is not just an objective expression of the world as it is, but the world as one perceives it, and John McCain's words in this instance betray a fundamentally skewed perspective of the world.
Two editorial employees of Radio Liberty said they did not believe there was a skewed editorial line on Ukraine, but another said there may be a difference between the English language service and those in local languages.
It's time to drop the language of the "tragic," and take specific, concrete steps toward fixing a broken, and racially-skewed, system.
There are more skewed comparisons.
Is this skewed view fixable?
The situation remains skewed today.
