The most famous of the naturals was the Russian journalist S. V. Shereshevski, who could recall long lists of numbers memorized decades earlier, as well as poems, strings
of nonsense syllables, and just about anything else he was asked to remember.
After coming up with a list
of nonsense syllables, he memorized series of different lengths, uncovering patterns in the time it takes to learn, relearn and forget.
Not exact matches
«Toward the end
of your baby's first year, he'll babble in longer strings
of varied short
nonsense syllables, using the intonation and rhythm mimicking that
of an adult,» Artemenko says.
An experimenter's synchronized taps on an elbow or knee enabled 4 - month - olds to notice
nonsense words embedded in spoken strings
of syllables, say psycholinguist Amanda Seidl
of Purdue University in West Lafayette, Ind., and...
In minutes, he memorized complex math formulas, passages in foreign languages and tables consisting
of 50 numbers or
nonsense syllables.
The study enrolled 10 adult American English speakers who listened to a series
of recordings
of spoken
nonsense syllables that began with sounds ranging between «s» to «shl» — a combination not found at the beginning
of English words — and indicated by means
of a button push whether they heard an initial «s» or «sh.»
This exhibition will present several
of Camille Utterback's highly original interactive digital installations including Text Rain, in which letters seem to drop slowly and come to rest on the projected image
of the gallery visitor, forming words and
nonsense syllables into human shape.