neurolinguistics उदाहरण वाक्य

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1. His studies of language disturbances caused by brain injuries are considered advanced by 16th century standards, and because of this research he is considered to be a pioneer of neurolinguistics.
2. "Scientifically, we haven't established the phenomenon reliably, " said Ovid Tzeng, minister of education in Taiwan, who has done research in cognitive neurolinguistics.
3. Her approaches to linguistics, psycholinguistics, and neurolinguistics are considered to be'bottom-up'( i . e . data-driven ), empiricist, and functionalist.
4. Shaumyan s later work is marked by a broad interest in the philosophy of science, in foundational questions of linguistics and in related but separate studies of consciousness theory, and neurolinguistics.
5. The methodological advantages of ERPs have resulted in an ever increasing number of ERP studies in cognitive neuroscience, cognitive psychology, psycholinguistics, neurolinguistics, neuropsychology and neurology ( Ullman, Michael ).
6. The medical historians S . Finger, M . Crichtley and A . L . Benton were responsible for bringing to light the role and importance of the Daxes for neurolinguistics, in a number of papers.
7. Luria's book written in the 1960s titled " Basic Problems of Neurolinguistics " was finally published in 1975, and was matched by his last book, " Language and Cognition ", published posthumously in 1980.
8. Though e . g . in neurolinguistics much can be mapped by fMRI and PETT-and where individual words appear isn't predictable, for example, though where a " type " of word is learned is somewhat predictable.
9. The coining of the term " neurolinguistics " is attributed to Edith Crowell Trager, Henri Hecaen and Alexandr Luria, in the late 1940s and 1950s; Luria's book " Problems in Neurolinguistics " is likely the first book with Neurolinguistics in the title.
10. The coining of the term " neurolinguistics " is attributed to Edith Crowell Trager, Henri Hecaen and Alexandr Luria, in the late 1940s and 1950s; Luria's book " Problems in Neurolinguistics " is likely the first book with Neurolinguistics in the title.