Many things are checked or communicated non-verbally, for example by a questioning look or by remaining silent instead of a verbal exploration of the reason for the visit.
Separate tempo indications, arising first in the 17th century, were verbally expressed; for example, adagio, largo, presto.
Loose-form is what we have now in the UK – when the central bank verbally intervenes, for example, to tell the markets that the timing of the first rise in rates they are anticipating is (in the Bank of England's own words) "not warranted".
In example (15), it is unclear from the context whether the process of agreeing was something processed verbally or only cognitively for example, and so either interpretation would offer a representative analysis of the clause.
Physical ability to respond (for example, verbally or via a keyboard) may be substantially impaired.
Item 4 evaluated whether an extra motor component was unintentionally introduced by the experimental manipulation that could have influenced the EMG outcomes, such as for example verbally responding during a memory task.
Besides giving a tip, it is important to verbally acknowledge the housekeeper with, for example, a "Good morning," when you pass him or her in the hallway.
For example, processing verbally presented actions activates corresponding sectors of the motor system, depending on the effector (hand or foot) used in the listened-to action [6] [7].
Accent, also called Stress, in music, momentary emphasis on a particular rhythmic or melodic detail; accent may be implied or specifically indicated, either graphically for example, >, —) or verbally (sforzato, abbreviated sfz).
For patients verbally unable to express their feelings (for example, tracheostomy) or general fatigue, other signs of depression were noted (by answering the question "Does the patient appear apathetic, low or express hopelessness?").
