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Write to read: the brain's universal reading and writing network
Trends in Cognitive Sciences, 2013Do differences in writing systems translate into differences in the brain's reading network? Or is this network universal, relatively impervious to variation in writing systems? A new study adds intriguing evidence to these questions by showing that reading handwritten words activates a pre-motor area across writing systems.
Tan, L, Perfetti, C
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READING, WRITING, AND THEIR DISORDERS
Continuum, 2010Reading and writing are complex forms of communication. Disorders of these abilities reflect this complexity. Although distinct syndromes do exist, it is more common to see these disorders in the context of related dysfunction. For example, alexia and agraphia commonly occur together.
David P, Roeltgen, Elizabeth H, Lacey
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The Lancet, 1951
DOCTORS and scientists usually seem to dislike writing about their work: "I hate the writing-up," they often say. Perhaps it is the "up" that does the harm. If authors were content to write instead of writing-up, many mistakes might be avoided. Writing-up suggests that the author feels the need to do something beyond communicating his facts and ...
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DOCTORS and scientists usually seem to dislike writing about their work: "I hate the writing-up," they often say. Perhaps it is the "up" that does the harm. If authors were content to write instead of writing-up, many mistakes might be avoided. Writing-up suggests that the author feels the need to do something beyond communicating his facts and ...
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Reading-Writing the Labyrinth of Reading-Writing
boundary 2, 1977Perhaps, then we should not regard the extraordinary confusion in modern ideas of nature, man, and God the equivocations in "naturalism," "humanism," and "theism" (there is not one of these attitudes nowadays which does not shade into the other) as nothing but decadence. If nowadays it happens that all the frontiers between these ideologies have broken
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1994
We introduce a new kind of causality between events of a distributed system that takes the nature of the events into account. More precisely, we distinguish between read (receive) and write (send) operations, yielding a relation called read-write causality.
Priami, Corrado, D. Yankelevich
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We introduce a new kind of causality between events of a distributed system that takes the nature of the events into account. More precisely, we distinguish between read (receive) and write (send) operations, yielding a relation called read-write causality.
Priami, Corrado, D. Yankelevich
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2023
Write to Be Read is meant to inspire educators to be designers of engaging curriculum, specifically targeting ways to improve the teaching of writing in schools today. Students tend to write in response to literature; whereas, the focus of this resource is to help students write material, fiction and non-fiction, that they want to read.
Barbara J. Smith, Hope Blecher
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Write to Be Read is meant to inspire educators to be designers of engaging curriculum, specifically targeting ways to improve the teaching of writing in schools today. Students tend to write in response to literature; whereas, the focus of this resource is to help students write material, fiction and non-fiction, that they want to read.
Barbara J. Smith, Hope Blecher
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On the writing and reading of obituaries
Medical Journal of Australia, 2001A partir de l'analyse d'une selection des notices necrologiques parues depuis 1950 dans le journal de l'Association medicale australienne, The Medical Journal of Australia, l'A. discute plus particulierement deux questions concernant leur evolution et leurs contenus : 1.
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2006
The discovery, more than a decade ago, of the relation between Distributed-Computing (DC) and Algebraic-Topology (AT) raised the specter of requiring checking task solvability to be intimately connected to expertise in AT. Yet, in the area of Centralized Algorithms proving a problem to be NP or PSPACE complete requires more algorithmic expertise than ...
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The discovery, more than a decade ago, of the relation between Distributed-Computing (DC) and Algebraic-Topology (AT) raised the specter of requiring checking task solvability to be intimately connected to expertise in AT. Yet, in the area of Centralized Algorithms proving a problem to be NP or PSPACE complete requires more algorithmic expertise than ...
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