例句與造句

1. A given lexicon consists of many smaller, abstract items known as logogens.
2. What this directs at is that the notion and proliferation of logogens was due to modality.
3. Logogens are a vast number of specialized recognition units, each able to recognize one specific word.
4. Logogens contain a variety of properties about given word such as their appearance, sound, and meaning.
5. Logogens do not store words within themselves, but rather they store information that is specifically necessary for retrieval of whatever word is being searched for.
6. It's difficult to find logogens in a sentence. 用logogens造句挺難的
7. The "'logogen model "'of 1969 is a model of speech recognition that uses units called " logogens " to explain how humans comprehend spoken or written words.
8. The word-frequency effect is best explained by the logogen model in that words ( or logogens ) that have a higher frequency ( or are more common ) have a lower threshold.
9. In essence, the logogen is unnecessary in the idea of attaining the title of being a recognition unit because of the variety of pathways that it is open to, not just logogens.
10. When this occurs, whichever of the words'activation levels reaches the threshold level, it is that word that is then sent to the output system with the subject remaining unaware of any partially excited logogens.
11. This model also conveys that specific concrete words are recalled better because they use images and logogens, whereas abstract words are not as easily recalled well because they only use logogens, hence showing the difference in thresholds between these two types of words.
12. This model also conveys that specific concrete words are recalled better because they use images and logogens, whereas abstract words are not as easily recalled well because they only use logogens, hence showing the difference in thresholds between these two types of words.