Sentences with phrase «process language»

Now a team of researchers has identified the first gene directly involved in speech, a discovery that may provide insights into how the brain processes language, and how and when language arose.

«What we're concluding is that children who hear multiple accents process language differently than those who hear a single accent,» she says.

The study showed that dogs process language the same way humans do.

It's just a lovely, mindless thing I do with my hands and the part of my brain that doesn't process language.

The goal is to understand how our minds and brains process language, how language interacts with other aspects of mind, and how we can learn languages of quite different types.

Differences in the brain's processing of language: People who stutter process language in different areas of the brain.

The need for hominids to work cooperatively to find food and to combat the increased threat of large predators could have fostered the development of a larger brain capable of processing language and anticipating danger.

That means people adapt when processing language: If every sentence in a longer sequence seems silly, people are reluctant to think all the statements must be wrong, and hunt for a meaning in those sentences.

«If we know more about how infants use the statistical information they have access to, we can incorporate that information into machine processing of language to better enable speech recognition to correctly process language as humans do,» says Matt Goldrick, an assistant professor in Northwestern's Linguistics Department (which is separate from the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders where Maye works).

The SLF connects the brain's frontal lobe — responsible for decision - making, emotion and understanding consequences of actions — with the parietal lobe, which processes language and sensory input.

«Children process language in a way that combines both the auditory signal that they hear and their expectations about what they are likely to hear, given what they know about the speaker,» says psychological scientist Daniel Yurovsky of the University of Chicago.

In the few participants who processed the language with the right hemisphere, the results were the same, not inverted as might be expected, which reinforces the hypothesis of the researchers.

What it is not is a profiling exercise focused on validating basic sales intelligence related to business - speak buying criteria, initiatives, product - related success factors, and generic buying process language.

«By looking at sign, we're learning something about how the brain processes language more generally.

A study of how people process language differently is necessarily made more robust by being conducted in multiple locations.

For humans to be able to extract meaningful information from the troves of data being collected by the «smart» machines with which we interact — such as mobile phones — computers need to be able process language like humans.

This is the first convincing evidence that men and women process language differently, says Michael Rugg of the University of St Andrews in Scotland.

«Spoken language is probably the most important form of social interaction between people and, maybe not surprisingly, we found that the way the brain processes language mirrors the contrasting social phenotypes of Williams syndrome and autism spectrum disorders,» says lead author Inna Fishman, Ph.D., a neuropsychologist in the Laboratory of Cognitive Neuroscience at the Salk, who conceived the study together with Debra Mills, Ph.D., currently a reader at Bangor University in UK.

«It is this divide in language skills and use, which mirrors the opposite social profiles, that led us to explore how brains of individuals with Williams syndrome and autistic spectrum disorders process language,» says Fishman.

According to a recent study, genes may influence how the brain processes language sounds and has played a role in how language has evolved with time.

Furthermore, this is really easy to code in any of the most common processing languages.

The device does only use two cores for processing apps, sure, but the powerful Snapdragon Pro also includes a quad - core graphics processor, and two processors no other phone has — one for processing sensor information and one for processing language and commands.

Ultimately, through the budget conferencing process the language was removed from the budget and approved without specific defunding language of Planned Parenthood.

«Similar to research in language: To recognise the universal mechanisms of processing language we also can not limit our research to German.»

You can see how kids are processing language in real time.»

(Cohn selected comics with little language in them and stripped out any speech bubbles, so that his subjects wouldn't be processing language as well as the images.)

Yurovsky and colleagues Sarah Case and Michael C. Frank of Stanford University wanted to find out whether this noisy - channel model might also describe the way that children process language.

Your word processing language should also be set to the version of English used in the country in which you are job hunting.

A research team in the US has now found a difference in the way men's and women's brains process language which could explain this inequality.

Just reading his educational theory, full of its process language (novelty, impulse, movement, action, relevance, application, immediacy, experience) would inspire creative change in any teacher's practice.

You can have the realisation that using a certain word is wrong because of how it can make others feel, but that doesn't mean the part of your brain that processes language is suddenly going to stop it coming to you mind in those moments you would have previously used it.

According to research published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, both words are common because their repetition make them easier to sound out and babies who hear them experience more activity in the part of the brain that processes language.

They may not be able to verbally process our words when we tell them to give the toy back, because their limbic system is busy at work dealing with feelings, so the rational, reasoning part of the brain that processes language can't work well.

They are picking up speech patterns, tonal differences which help them learn and process language, and they can sense your love and affection for them in your voice.

Instead semantic illusions provide a strong line of evidence that the way we process language is often shallow and incomplete.

13 — 14 Over the past three years IBM scientists have developed a robot called Watson that can defeat human contestants at Jeopardy! Watson's ability to decode puzzling questions depends on intricate computer algorithms that mimic how the human brain processes language and information.

As Harvard University psychologist Alfonso Caramazza will explain in a lecture, scientists often make inferences about how the normal language system works by examining people who have damage to the areas of the brain that process language.

«We also discovered,» says Mills, «that in those with Williams syndrome, the brain processes language and faces abnormally from early childhood through middle age.

They concede, however, that BRONCANTO's small size as a language, and hence the proficiency with which it could be learned, could account for their results and may indicate that language masteryinstead of the age of acquisitiondetermines how the brain processes language.

Overall, Bergen suggests that our use of profanity may provide new insights into how our brain works, how we process language and how we communicate with others.

A new study by MIT researchers indicates that when we process language, we often make these kinds of mental edits.

She went on to say that science requires a lot of reading, and she thought that might present a problem given my learning disabilities, which make reading and processing language a challenge for me.

And it is possible that other animals also use the same brain regions to process language.

The findings, published this week in Science, may prove what pooch - lovers have long believed to be true: Their beloved canines can process language in a more nuanced way than has long been assumed.

New ways to diagnose and treat individuals who can not speak, hear, or process language might not just ensure the right care — early intervention could also help treat or avoid other related disorders, according to findings presented by researchers on 14 February at the AAAS Annual Meeting.

But in humans, the hemispheres tend to specialize: Nearly all righties process language in the left side of the brain, while many lefties process language on the right.

For starters, «you want to understand how kids are processing language when they're interacting with other people as opposed to a computer screen,» Norbury says.