In the context of theories debating an interwoven organization of speech perception and production, the Motor Theory of Speech Perception (MTSP 3 has argued in favour of a covert articulatory rehearsal mechanism, which would take place implicitly and automatically whenever a speaker is exposed to language, thus connecting the two ends of the perception-production continuum.
Discussions among philosophers of science has long mainly concerned the relation between scientific theories debating for instance the questions whether classical genetics theory and concepts can be reduced to molecular genetics theory and concepts (Schaffner [1967]; Hull [1974]).
Chase, J. M. Spatial scale resolves the niche versus neutral theory debate.
"You can't be born an -ist!" insists Whedon, who apparently hates the word "feminist" so much he has never read any feminist theory debating exactly this point.
Recent UK legislation will be considered to assess the relevance of the legal theory debate on the forms and content of competition policy.
Includes perspectives on postmodern theory, debates about the canon, slave narratives, comic books, and other topics while inviting trans-disciplinary collaboration with fields as varied as history, cultural studies, politics, and women's studies.
Despite his own proclivities toward physical geography, Karl is well versed in the ebbs and flows of social theory debates.
Thus, while Newtonian physics clearly became established in ways that made Leibniz's dynamic physics seem obsolete as empirical theory, debate still goes on as to whether conceptions of space-time in post-Newtonian physics is to be conceived in Newtonian or Leibnizian ways.
In theory, debates should represent a terrific opportunity for voters to assess the competing arguments and policies of presidential candidates.
We are aware that many of the published papers are papers that do not confirm to the ET theory, and hence perhaps had higher chances of being accepted for publication as the utility of the theory was debated.
Her bill was "talked out" in the Commons on 21 January, which means it ran out of time and will, in theory, be debated again on 13 May.
