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Perception and Production of Stops in Bilinguals and Unilinguals

The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1973
Cross-language studies have shown that voice onset time (VOT) is a sufficient acoustic cue to separate initial stop consonants into phonemic categories. The present study is an attempt to investigate further the efficacy of VOT as a linguistic cue by examining the perception and production of stop consonants in three groups of subjects: unilingual ...
Alfonso Caramazza, Grace Yeni-Komshian, Edgar Zurif, Ettore Carbone   +3 more
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Two Cases of Deep Dyslexia in Unilingual Hispanophone Aphasics

Brain and Language, 1994
This paper addresses the interaction between a particular cognitive property inherent to the human brain, i.e., the capacity to learn how to process written information in a manner such that reading words aloud can become a standard aspect of overt behavior, and some of the culture-linked characteristics of the written codes invented by the species ...
A, Ruiz, A I, Ansaldo, A R, Lecours
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Des unilingues

Revue française de psychanalyse, 1993
Résumé Le système de représentations de mots, décrit par Freud, est-il unique, regroupant en son sein les différentes langues connues par un sujet, ou bien y a-t-il un système de représentations de mots pour chacune des langues apprises, lié aux autres à certains points ? Ces systèmes de représentations de mots ne sont pas indépendants des « frontières
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Dynamical models for the development of unilingual society into bilingual society

Differential Equations and Dynamical Systems, 2008
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Rao, V. Sree Hari, Rao, P. Raja Sekhara
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OR and language planning: modelling the interaction between unilingual and bilingual populations

Journal of the Operational Research Society, 2009
OR methodology is applied to the contemporary concern of modelling language group interaction, with a view to language planning. The change in size of two unilingual language groups, and of a third bilingual population mediating the interaction of these, is modelled using system dynamics.
John Wyburn, John Hayward 0001
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French immersion: Bilingual education and unilingual administration

Interchange, 1992
By virtue of their organization, growth, and continued success, French immersion programs represent more than a second-language learning methodology; they are and ought to be recognized as programs of bilingual education. This means that their effectiveness ought to be measured by generally accepted criteria of educational effectiveness. These include,
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Defying the Monolingual Stage / Bousculer la scène unilingue

Theatre Research in Canada, 2017
In early April 2017, Toronto’s Modern Times Theatre invited a diverse group of artists, scholars, and critics to join a discussion about diversity in Canadian theatre practices. One of the panels moderated by the Artistic Director of Cahoots Theatre, Marjorie Chan, focused on languages and accents on stage.
Art Babayants, Nicole Nolette
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At Last a Unilingual Punjab State

2018
Prime Minister Shastri was not willing to deviate from the policy of Nehru. Sant Fateh Singh declared that he would go on fast unto death on 10 September 1965. But in view of the war with Pakistan he decided to postpone his fast. The Home Minister, Gulzari Lal Nanda, announced the creation of a Cabinet Sub-Committee to advise a Parliamentary ...
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Bilingual effects of unilingual neuropsychological treatment of dyslexic adolescents: A pilot study

Journal of the International Neuropsychological Society, 1995
AbstractFourteen young adolescents with specific reading disabilities received short term neuropsychological treatment–specifically left hemisphere (LH) or right hemisphere (RH) stimulation–in a clinical pilot project. The effects on single-word and passage reading were evaluated when the language of treatment was either Dutch (mother tongue) or ...
E J, Kappers, M, Dekker
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Multilingual, Cross-Lingual, and Unilingual Models for ABSC

With opinionated text becoming an overabundant resource due to the Web, the need for processing this resource is becoming more and more relevant. That is why the field of Aspect-Based Sentiment Classification (ABSC) has seen rapid development. However, most research has been focused on English texts.
Steinar Horst, Flavius Frasincar
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