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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Complex Words"”.

  1. Word perception and eye movements in Chinese reading

    … with how properties of Chinese characters and words affect word perception and eye movement control during reading. In Experiment I, subjects were presented with one- or two-character words briefly at different peripheral positions, and were required to recognize the words. The results showed …

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  2. Morphological Representations In Lexical Processing

    … specifically, the extent to which stems of complex words are available for rhyme priming. Results suggest that phonological rhyme priming can facilitate phonological representations without facilitating syntactic representations, consistent with an architecture in which phonological and …

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  3. Magnetoencephalographic investigations of morphological identity and irregularity

    … -s, that carry purely grammatical information). Complex words are assembled by the grammar out of these roots and affixes. We argue that this is true even for words like "gaze" which don't clearly separate into two pieces, but are abstractly parallel to "walked," which does. Evidence for this …

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  4. Disabled person's control, communication and entertainment aid: an investigation of the feasibility of using speech control and natural language understanding to control a manipulator and a software application and development environment

    … is investigated, incorporating the analysis of complex words in terms of their root forms using affix transformations, and the incorporation of semantic information using a variety of techniques, such as semantic fields, the previously mentioned affix transforms, and object-oriented semantic …

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  5. Sensitivity to (sub)lexical cues as a function of cognitive profile and language abilities

    … when they encounter morphologically simple and complex words. However, there is no compelling evidence to suggest that this process is identical for everyone. The aim of this thesis is to explore systematic inter-individual differences in the integration of form-based cues (i.e. phonological and …

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  6. The academic vocation in Geoffrey Hill and J. H. Prynne

    … in William Empson’s 1951 book, The Structure of Complex Words, a little-remarked influence not only on Hill’s philological thought but on his more general sense of a literary academic vocation. The third chapter of the thesis concerns Hill and Prynne’s time as colleagues in the Faculty of English …

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  7. Does Speech-To-Text Assistive Technology Improve the Written Expression of Students with Traumatic Brain Injury?

    … skills, such as idea development, selecting more complex words that might be otherwise difficult to spell, and grammar.</p> <p>Overall, all three participants showed marked improvement with the application of speech-to-text AT. The results indicate a positive pattern for the AT as an accommodation …

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  8. Using transposed-letter effects to investigate morphological processing in L1 and L2

    Item released from any restrictions by Sarah Shreeves (sshreeve@illinois.edu) on 2013-08-27T10:00:20Z

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