Sentence examples for word categorization from inspiring English sources

Lambert reported that living/nonliving word categorization was delayed when disconnected hemispheres processed words belonging to the same category.

Toward this end, we have developed Web-based exercises in word categorization for the purpose of engaging participants in analogical reasoning that contributes to the integration of words and leads to the construction of new concepts.

The current study provided a dataset of Chinese emotion word categorization that is significantly different from previous works and provides a wider geographical coverage, which may serve as an additional reference for future studies of Chinese emotion language.

The analytical perspectives served to create a word categorization scheme used to examine MCAPs by means of the following three questions: Q1: What is the "horizon of attention" regarding the various stages of the energy system?

Our results suggested that the presentation of the ambiguous stimuli were associated with unique thought processes, which are consistent with approaches to word categorization that reflect either the experience of insight or the operation of a trial and error strategy, depending on the junior or the senior students.

Rather than assuming that perceptual properties and constraint rankings are linked in the grammar by inherent design, I demonstrate in this paper how such constraint rankings can emerge from the phonological learning process as a result of how perceptual distances influence word categorization.

Ambiguous word categorizations on pulsed movements are nearly 140 ms longer than ambiguous word categorizations on nonpulsed movements, while concrete categorizations on pulsed movements are increased only 70 ms from concrete word categorizations on nonpulsed movement.

Word categorizations on pulsed movements were slower than categorizations on nonpulsed movements (paired t-test, p = 0.039).

On some movements, subjects made concrete or abstract word categorizations, on an aurally presented word, by pressing a corresponding button with their left hand.

When pulsed movements coincide with ambiguous word categorizations cognitive control processing resources may be taxed by the conflict between the categories and the unexpected error.

Our analysis of subject's congruency between online and offline word categorizations, suggests that it is not the word category itself that causes interference but rather the difficulty of categorization.