Hopper, Paul J. and Sandra A. Thompson. 1980. Transitivity in grammar and ... In W. Wilkins, ed., Thematic Relations, pages 7–36. San Diego, CA: Academic ...

ing between as well as within objects (see Haywood &. Coltheart, 2000, for further discussion of neglect dys- lexia and other examples of object-based findings).

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results (see also Treisman, 1996). In the compound stimulus the relative amount of disparity (D) and motion parallax (M) was normalised so that the probability of ...

possible, the issue argued about cannot be part of the common ground (this would be 'preaching to the choir'). In many instances, argumentation will.

be analysed as embedding the other. The striking differences in their semantics remain however: • The Ê»indirect' causative always licenses the presence of an ...

young child learns that he/she is required to display different ... child, that is, versions of the self presupposed in the caregivers' ... As others have noted there seems a considerable, and possibly unbridge- .... identifying procedures, technique

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whereas subjects correctly reached the starting point when visual feedback was .... problem, namely to find the length of the hypotenuse of a rectangular triangle ...

and during passive transportation along the stimulus path) were submitted to ANOVA for repeated measures with the room's size. (small and large), condition ...

(1/2 for 187Os and 3/2 for 189Os), interacting with the very symmetric and ..... Ni. ] I. −1/2. } symm. ,. (17a). H e. S.O. = µ0e. 4π. {. −gµB. ∑ i,j i=j si ·. [( pj me. − γe pi .... where the nuclear and electronic spin-rotation tensors

when people perceive themselves as similar to another person they will like .... spoken phrase to the agent in a language-learning, specif- ically error detection ...

Jul 30, 2003 - For neuroimaging, we used a 4.0 Tesla Varian whole-body system ent retinal sites where gradients differ, it very likely ap- with Siemens Sonata ...

Ehring (1997) and I (Kistler 1998; 1999) have independently put forward an account ..... Rather, (1) says, that t makes the light "go out", that is to say provoked a.

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Nov 29, 2002 - Here we underline the seminal role that Human Computer Interaction (HCI) plays in. Information Retrieval Systems (IRS). While most IRS rely ...

ABSTRACT. The phase-averaged energy evolution for random surface waves interacting with .... the transfers of wave energy and momentum to turbulence and the bottom (Longuet-. Higgins ..... coherent structures and turbulence. J. Fluid ...

neglecting the information contained in the distribution of associated taxa. ... primarily determine the composition of assemblages (Pearson and Dawson 2003).

Nov 29, 2002 - important to notice that a well-defined information need from the user's point of view can correspond to a very vague query from a system point ...

neglect. A key issue to be addressed in understanding neglect .... elements depended on the object-relative position of the .... be sufficiently strong to maintain the grouping and clo- ...... answer requires that we take the data from Experiment 1.