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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"Form recognition"”.
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The Effect of Textual Enhancement on Second Language Learner Reading Comprehension and Form Recognition
… has established that some sort of focus on form may be beneficial to adult second language learners. One type of focus on form that has received attention is textual enhancement. The instructor attempts to draw the learner's attention to specific forms by using any of a variety of …
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The Phonetic Specificity of British English-Learning Infants’ Word Form Recognition in Their First Year of Life
… of British English-learning infants’ word form recognition at the onset of lexical acquisition. Experiments 1 to 3 established an equal preference for consonant and vowel mispronunciations of familiar word forms, presented either in isolation or in list form, in 5-, 11-, and 12-month-old …
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The role of working memory in the incidental vocabulary acquisition /
… with an F-ratio of 16,83 and a p< .001. In the form recognition task, participants performed significantly better than in the meaning recall task (p <.001). Additionally, there was a significant difference between form recognition and meaning recognition (p = .017). Among all vocabulary tasks, …
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A somatosensory test : a pilot study
… in 1989. For various reasons the new form, Sensory Integration and Praxis Tests (Ayres, 1989), is not feasible for use in South Africa. It has thus become imperative to develop tests in South Africa that can replace these tests. The South African Institute of Sensory Integration …
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Making America's music: jazz history and the Jazz Preservation Act
… its identity as an innovative black American art form. Recognition for jazz as American music, in conjunction with its improvisational nature, consequently led to the identification of jazz as ‘democratic’ music through its role in racial integration in America and in its representation of …
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The effects of integrated versus isolated form-focused instruction on the written performance of English-as-an-Additional-Language secondary school students
… that largely neglect the role of instruction in form. Nowadays, many methodologies attempt to merge these two extremes into more inclusive approaches that combine instruction in form and communicative foci. This study concentrates on two recently defined approaches of form-focused instruction …
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Study of Dynamics on the Interfaces of Carbon-Based Nanomaterials and Nanobiosensor
… and accelerate their biodegradation. In the biorecognition study, we identified an array of phenolic oligomers with different polymerization structures could facilitate the interaction with the protein template and self-assemble to form recognition interfaces. By establishing a cascading …
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Chemical sensors based on swellable molecularly imprinted polymer microspheres in a hydrogel
… MAA was used as a functional monomer to form recognition sites with the template during polymerization. Poly (styrene-co-acrylonitrile) (20% w/w) was used as a stabilizer resulting in uniform, spherical microspheres with diameter ∼1.0 mum. The percentages of NIPA and crosslinker are …
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Perception of patterned vibratory stimulation: An evaluation of the tactile vision substitution system
… evaluation of the T.V.S.S. has provided useful information concerning the potentialities and limitations of the prototype systems, similarities and differences between tactile and visual perception, and the development of "visual" perception in the congenitally blind</p><p>Investigation …
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Polysemous English phrasal verbs: EFL textbook distribution, students' receptive and productive knowledge and teachers' beliefs in the Greek Cypriot context
Formulaic sequences such as idioms, collocations and phrasal verbs constitute an essential part of English vocabulary and a crucial element of foreign language learners’ communicative competence. While substantial research has been carried out on idioms and collocations comparatively fewer studies …