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Meanings of lexical in English

Language unit.

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Examples for "language unit"
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In response the outlet's English language unit withdrew all reporters from the ground.
The Guardian
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If the child is to understand from the beginning that reading is thot getting, we must begin with the sentence, rhyme or other language unit.
How to Teach Phonics
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Pacific Language Unit to be established A major boost for Pacific Languages was also announced in the Budget.
Radio NZ
Usage of lexical in English
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Chinese lexical tones determine word meaning and are crucial in reading development.
Pubmed
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This confirms a long-held belief of mine that lexical order induces thermodynamic order.
Arrival (Stories of Your Life and Others)
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This study compares how lexical inferencing and dictionary consultation affect L2 vocabulary acquisition.
Pubmed
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Four of the cases also performed poorly at orthographic lexical decision in both languages.
Pubmed
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Additionally, note taking and reading comprehension influenced lexical knowledge and acquisition in complex ways.
Pubmed
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Halton knows a fair few languages, but her lexical field is limited to profanities.
The Guardian
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Her performance on a test of lexical decision was slow.
Pubmed
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The remaining three participants performed well at orthographic lexical decision.
Pubmed
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These results suggest that H.M.'s lexical word-retrieval skills remain fluid despite his profound anterograde amnesia.
Pubmed
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She eschews rhyme which, given the lexical repetition demanded by the form, seems perfectly permissible.
The ode less travelled: unlocking the poet within
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Results suggest that enhanced semantic priming is not confined to tasks that require lexical decision.
Pubmed
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Some studies have reported the occurrence of speech disruptions caused by lexical and semantic deficits.
Pubmed
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This fascinating dictionary deals with the Irish lexical component and its integration into English sentences.
The Irish Times
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Finally we discuss the potential for improving prediction by combining the lexical and acoustic modalities.
Pubmed
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Background: Semantic errors result from the disruption of access either to semantics or to lexical representations.
Pubmed
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We tested the hypothesis that lexical-semantic access of inflected words is governed by the word stem.
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