segmentation

Examples of segmenting

segmenting

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

The effects of segmenting written discourse on the reading comprehension of low- and high-performance readers.
The tribalisation of youth cultures had to be encouraged and strengthened by segmenting the market and thus opening new and potentially unlimited sources of competition.
Games aimed at promoting phonological awareness prevail, such as segmenting words into syllables, counting syllables, and rhyming.
The point of segmenting the data in this way was to abstract away from chronological differences in grammatical development.
The first issue is easy to overcome by segmenting in two steps, but the second one requires a more complex treatment.
This process of segmenting types of members is also important in organizational maintenance.
In compound noun segmentation, we paid attention to lexical information which is crucial for segmenting noun compounds.
We first introduce a way of segmenting a single musical tone into five components that are conceptually distinct from a control standpoint.
An attempt to clarify the form by segmenting it and by introducing spatial symmetries helps to introduce order into this work.
Reading instruction emphasizes the learning of syllables, chunking or segmenting, and blending.
There has recently been increased interest in segmenting such information streams into topics.
Each blending and segmenting test consisted of five subtasks that examined four different phonological units: syllable, onset-rime, body-coda, and phoneme.
While this strategy may be helpful in recognizing individual words, segmenting of reduced forms such as contractions is even more complicated.
To make sure that the child perceived the items correctly, he or she was asked to repeat each nonword before segmenting it into phonemes.
These provide natural cues for segmenting the speech flow from its very onset.
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