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Examples of looped

looped

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

However, it appears that rules defining the looped representation (and the copy process induced by linearisation) are reduplication-specific.
Predefined speaker patterns can be looped, cycled (forward and reverse), or randomly assigned.
I eventually sang this line through a ring modulator and looped it.
For some of the children, it was not possible to record the desired 30 looped sequences.
Although chosen here as an example, the latch shows properties that are encountered quite generally in looped devices.
Thus, overall, a clear pattern emerged, whereby clarification questions are associated with revisions in child speech from ungrammatical to grammatical across a looped sequence.
On linearisation, all nasal associations derived by nasalisation in the looped representation are also copied.
A separate unit houses another motor, across which four strips of oxidised 35 mm film are tensely looped.
For example, different parts of the source material could be combined, looped and fragmented by the users.
Approximately every 60 s, the experimenter produced a looped sequence of two successive clarification questions, but did not otherwise interrupt the flow of conversation.
It may well turn out that children with language impairments respond better to single requests for clarification, rather than to looped sequences.
This process begins at stages looped tubular heart.
This is entailed by the existence of loops and must be dealt with quite generally, since computing machines are naturally looped systems.
Further support for this conclusion comes from the data on looped sequences.
The prompt hypothesis was further supported here by the findings on looped sequences.
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