Sentence examples for underpinning language from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, it is clear that the achievement of the ultimate goal - the elucidation of a genetic network underpinning language processes - will have an impact on our understanding not only of language impairment and acquisition, but also of human development, brain function and the neuropathology of associated developmental disorders.
As for the administration's attempts to claim their right to force states to give up their voting data, the White House seems Hell-bent to dismantle the underpinning language of the Tenth Amendment: "The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people".
Underpinning the language of solar energy conversion is the central goal of Solar Design: to maximize the solar utility of the resource for a client or stakeholders in a given locale.
How do these distinctions underpin language and explain communication?
In this work we present a neural-network-based cognitive architecture which models the development of the procedural knowledge that underpin language processing.
For example, though the recursive operations that underpin language are virtually limitless (generating discrete infinity with respect to the number of meaningful expressions), they are constrained in comprehension and production by our domain-general working memory system.
In this article we use two of the authors' studies to discuss how we assess whether methodologies underpinning cross-language research and the choice of methods used are 'fit for purpose'.
Food even underpins the language.
The structural and functional investigations into SLI provide useful insights into the neural differences which may underpin the language difficulties observed behaviourally.
In fact, the brain is organized in distributed complex networks underpinning sensorimotor, visuospatial, language, cognitive and emotional functions.
To be considered established scientific facts, scientific data must minimally conform to three tenets underpinning the basic language of science that enables trustworthy measurement of the natural world (Gori 2009).
