Sentence examples for spoken production from inspiring English sources

A really exquisitely spoken production of a Shakespeare play that tells the story brilliantly and serves the play can indeed be a joy, as Bristol's Shakespeare at the Tobacco Factory seasons have consistently proved.

Overall, results suggest that in Mandarin spoken production, information is transmitted from semantic to phonological levels in a sequential fashion.

Sung productions of voiceless stops had significantly longer mean VOTs than did the spoken productions.

There are several reasons for this, in spite of the fact that, technically speaking, production is still easier and better in Hollywood.

In the second place at the, so to speak, production, as opposed to the consumption, end of joint action the realisation of collective ends that are also collective goods may well generate joint moral rights.

Activity during the written grapheme, number task, and, to a lesser extent, written narrative conditions persisted in more ventral inferior parietal cortex, including second-order somatosensory cortex (SII) in the parietal operculum, but here activity was also present for spoken syllables, that is, in SII activity was least during spoken narrative production.

Caramazza and Costa, 2000 (Cognition 75, B51 B64) report three picture-word interference experiments testing the response set mechanism of the WEAVER++ model of spoken word production.

She and Jackson haven't spoken since production was halted after allegations of misconduct were made by a producer, leading to an investigation of what happened during a period when, Olympios now says, she was blacked out.

Aphasia is a language impairment acquired through damage to the brain, most commonly from stroke, which can affect spoken language production.

The parietal lobes make little, if any, contribution to the planning, execution, and monitoring of articulation during normal spoken language production.

Training took place 3 hours/day for 10 consecutive days and included (for 18 patients) language exercises with increasing levels of difficulty [ 25] or (for 10 patients) model-based intervention (training based on the patients' functional deficit, with the main aim of gradually improving spoken word production).