Sentences with phrase «by declarative»

Not exact matches

A statement is declarative by nature and you yourself make such declarations.

Identify the rumor in a headline that is a declarative statement followed by a question mark to give the rumor plausible deniability.

In addition, by giving the children a grammar test, we discovered that, among those with SLI (but not among the unimpaired children), better declarative memory was indeed linked to better grammatical abilities.

Prior research by the same researchers on the effects of glucose and caffeine consumption showed improvements in declarative memory and attention span with no significant alteration of the subjective state of the individuals.

By and large the film remains unpoliticised, which might seem like a mistake to those seeking a more declarative screed against the dangers of gun violence.

Emily, played with steely wit, tremulous vulnerability and astonishing openness by Cynthia Nixon, speaks in a declarative, formal register, as do her family members, friends and acquaintances.

Sometimes the citation makes no sense whatever, as when Levine and coauthor Martha Reed cite a 1993 paper by Richard McKee and Larry Squire for the idea that declarative knowledge is consolidated in categories, enabling growth in knowledge as the child gets older.

The Code is a youth - friendly set of cultural expectations featuring declarative language about the type of classroom culture students and teachers would like to uphold that is co-developed by students and teachers.

It's fascinating to think of Schapiro, inspired by the discourse she was helping to create, doing these pieces when she was able to return to her studio after the intense period of working with the feminist program on the Womanhouse project in the fall of 1971 and early winter of 1972, but before she had a name for this work, before «femmage» and «pattern and decoration» became movements and personal brands, with their declarative power but sometimes restrictive effect on art practice.

He has long been intrigued by the bold, declarative language of merchant posters (employing phrases drawn from these in his prints), and he has used posters as primary source material for his deeply layered collages.

Inspired by the history of collage in the visual arts and a natural extension of Gysin's own visual collage practice, the cut - up becomes for the authors an alternative to the «either - or proposition» and linear declarative sentence structure that «shackles» Western thought and linguistics.

The court also endorsed the «declarative theory», which holds that recognition of states by other states is merely recognition of a state of affairs which exists in practice.

Whether I try your phrase with or without quotes, all I get is the usual set of results, headed up by a «Web Definitions» URL result, which is not quite the same thing as the declarative statements I'd been getting for questions with numerical answers, at least.

The fact that the tool is now fully open - source is, of course, the biggest change; every bit of code, down to the last binary and declarative call, is now open - source, which means it can be ported, modified, and iterated upon by the community.

From our analysis of factors that moderated transfer into practice, we believe that future training could be refined through attention to the theoretical principles outlined by Bennett - Levy (2006), who posited that therapists in training need to (1) reflect on declarative knowledge (knowing the theory; e.g., principles and concepts), (2) reflect on procedural knowledge (knowing what they do; e.g., two chair work, imagery), and (3) reflect on both declarative and procedural aspects (knowing what to do and when to do it).