Titlebook: Language Comprehension; A Biological Perspec Angela D. Friederici Book 1999Latest edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg New York 1999 C

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The Reading of Words and Sentences,epresentation of the syntactic rules used to build acceptable sentences. Based on the knowledge representations on these different levels, cognitive processes can be postulated for identifying words and accessing their lexical properties, and for processing of word sequences, i.e., mapping syntactic structures onto semantic interpretations.

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Spoken Words in Sentence Contexts,ds per second, and an adult language user has a mental lexicon in which the knowledge of about 30 000 to 50 000 words is stored (Aitchison, 1994). This implies that a listener has about one third of a second to select one word from this huge mental data base.

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The Recognition of Spoken Words,xity only becomes truly apparent when this device is damaged, as in the case of aphasia, or is presented with a language that it does not master, or is placed in an experimental situation that is particularly difficult or constraining.

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High-Resolution TEM Imaging,a transmission electron microscope with the method of “high-resolution transmission electron microscopy.” Recall (Sect. 2.3.3) that the HRTEM image is an interference pattern between the forward-scattered and diffracted electron waves from the specimen. Interference patterns require close attention

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