Restaurant menus presuppose a working fluency in cuisine.
Instead, the new biologist is envisioned as a "scientist with a deep knowledge in one discipline and a working fluency in several others" (Labov et al., 2010).
The NRC (2009) defines the idea of what the new biologist of the twenty-first century should be: "The New Biologist is not a scientist who knows a little bit about all disciplines but a scientist with deep knowledge in one and a "working fluency in others".
The maximum energy density in the IR does not exceed the 1.8 J/cm2 (for "dendritic -type encrustation) while working fluencies in the synchronous operation lie in the range of 0.3–0.8 J/cm2 for the IR andendritic -type for thencrustation optimum ratio for the F values of the twhilembined laser beams is FIR/FUV = 4/1 [32].
We have people who work themselves tirelessly to bring fluency back to homes and children.
The cognitive domains considered were processing speed, attention, sustained attention, verbal learning and memory, non-verbal learning and memory, working memory, verbal fluency and executive functions.
Furthermore, the putamen has a major role in verbal fluency, working memory and speech production [54], cognitive domains frequently impaired in ALS [55].
The test battery included measures of processing speed, attention, conflict resolution, verbal memory, working memory, verbal fluency, and executive function to evaluate multiple cognitive domains affected by schizophrenia.
Cognitive functions that were assessed included intelligence, processing speed, attention span, sustained attention, verbal learning and memory, non-verbal learning and memory, working memory, verbal fluency and executive functions.
Cognitive impairments during euthymia in people in all stages of bipolar disorder have been reported by several meta-analyses, with findings of medium to large effect in processing speed, verbal learning and memory, non-verbal memory, working memory, verbal fluency, sustained attention and executive functions (Arts et al. 2008; Bora et al. 2009; Bourne et al. 2013; Mann-Wrobel et al. 2011).
TMT was related to contrast sensitivity, motion direction, orientation discrimination, working memory, verbal fluency, and literacy.
