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Reading Derived Words by Italian Children With and Without Dyslexia: The Effect of Root Length
Children with dyslexia are extremely slow at reading long words but they are faster with stimuli composed of roots and derivational suffixes (e.g., CASSIERE, ‘cashier’) than stimuli not decomposable in morphemes (e.g., CAMMELLO, ‘camel’).
Cristina Burani +5 more
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Verse diversification: Frequencies and variations of verse types in Vana kannel and Kalevipoeg
The present study concentrates on specific linguistic aspects in traditional Estonian poetic texts. Focusing on the verse structure of the traditional folk song of Vana kannel and the individually edited and authored epic poem Kalevipoeg, different ...
Peter Grzybek
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Lengths of Irreducible and Delicate Words
We study words that barely avoid repetitions, for several senses of "barely". A squarefree (respectively, overlap-free, cubefree) word is irreducible if removing any one of its interior letters creates a square (respectively, overlap, cube). A squarefree (respectively, overlap-free, cubefree) word is delicate if changing any one of its letters creates ...
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Word length effects in Hebrew [PDF]
Numerous lateralization studies have reported that word length has a stronger effect in the left visual field (LVF) than in the right visual field (RVF) for right-handed people due to hemispheric asymmetry for language processing. Alternatively, early perceptual learning theory argued that the length effects might depend on the frequency of having read
Michal, Lavidor, Carol, Whitney
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Estimating the Lengths of Memory Words [PDF]
For a stationary stochastic process $\{X_n\}$ with values in some set $A$, a finite word $w \in A^K$ is called a memory word if the conditional probability of $X_0$ given the past is constant on the cylinder set defined by $X_{-K}^{-1}=w$. It is a called a minimal memory word if no proper suffix of $w$ is also a memory word.
Gusztáv Morvai, Benjamin Weiss 0002
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Impact of Sampling Frequency on Implementation Cost and Performance of FPGA-based Digital Controller of Power Converters: Case Study for Three-Phase Four-Legs Inverters [PDF]
One of the problems in digital control of power converters is calculation time in each sampling instant which effect on cost and complexity of digital controller.
A. Hamidi, S. Karimi, A. Ahmadi
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Research on reading development attempts to explain differences in the reading patterns of adults and children. Previous studies, which typically analyzed word length and frequency effects in developing readers, often focused on dyslexic or dysfluent ...
Sabrina Gerth, Julia Festman
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Visual word learning in adults with dyslexia
We investigated word learning in university and college students with a diagnosis of dyslexia and in typically-reading controls. Participants read aloud short (4-letter) and longer (7-letter) nonwords as quickly as possible.
Rosa Kit Wan Kwok, Andrew eEllis
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On the length of shortest 2-collapsing words [PDF]
Automata, Logic and Semantics Given a word w over a finite alphabet Sigma and a finite deterministic automaton A = < Q,Sigma,delta >, the inequality vertical bar delta(Q,w)vertical bar <= vertical bar Q vertical bar - k means that under the natural action of the word w the image of the state set Q is reduced by at least k states. The
CHERUBINI, ALESSANDRA +2 more
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Power converters have become increasingly important in the power industry. To enhance design reliability and efficiency, real-time simulation is a popular method for testing control units of these devices.
Fuhai Zhao +5 more
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