We chose five-letter words because they are relatively taxing for the visual system while clearly remaining within the alleged parallel-processing boundary (i.e., a small but systematic word-length effect is observed for words made of seven letters or more; [2] [4]).
Statements were also edited to improve clarity by systematic re-wording or elaboration through examples.
Statements were also edited to improve clarity, through systematic re-wording or elaboration through examples.
Nevertheless, the methods of historical linguistics, involving the precise and systematic comparison of word forms and word meanings (see also linguistics: Historical [diachronic] linguistics), have produced remarkable results in establishing language families on the same basis as Indo-European was established, in far less-favourable fields.
And so, as we so often see in other partisan debates, we can expect a systematic bias in word choice by actors on different sides of the debate.
This review collects examples of integrated landscape initiatives from all over Europe through systematic internet key word searches and canvassing of European umbrella organisations; followed by an online survey of representatives from the identified initiatives (n = 71).
Spoken sentences have structure; they are composed, in systematic ways, of words.
Explicit knowledge management is objective and relational knowledge that can be expressed through a formal and systematic language with words, numbers, formulas, etc.
In other words, systematic errors need to be so small that they can be safely neglected with respect to random errors that also need to be reasonably small because G-AICs are first order approximations.
In other words, systematic issues exist for so long because the system allows them to.
(348 words) Systematic reviews are ranked as the most valid form of research in several hierarchies of evidence [ 1, 2].
