After his speech, the newly inaugurated president was driven to the Casa Rosada presidential palace in a motorcade through central Buenos Aires where municipal workers had been busily painting over graffiti scrawled on the subway stations and elsewhere along the route on the morning of the ceremony.
The interaction at a location in the left posterior STS was driven by a reduced relative response to rotated-noise-vocoded speech, in the absence of observed differences between clear, rotated, and noise-vocoded speech.
"He was driven by … his twisted understanding of Christianity," Ayloush said in his speech at the mosque.
Current evidence provides little support for the idea that inter-temporal functional connectivity during normal speech comprehension is driven largely by common perceptual input from an external stimulus.
Nor does existing evidence support the contention that inter-temporal functional connectivity during normal speech comprehension is driven principally by common neural input from a region elsewhere in left hemisphere language cortex.
Second, when listeners encounter target sentences which do not convey any novelties but only previously 'given' already known information, the structuring of the speech input is driven by prosody again.
This would identify which speech-selective regions are driven by "audiomotor expertise" than by speech content per se.
This suggests that his speech imitation may have been driven by social deprivation from conspecifics during an important period of bonding and development, when humans were his only social contact.
These "speech-selective" effects might be driven by regions' intrinsic biases for processing the acoustical or informational properties of speech.
The Assembly speaker, Sheila Y . Oliver a Democrat from East Orange, dismissed the governor's budget address as a campaign speech, suggesting that he had been driven by electoral concerns.
