[PDF] Top 20 Mechanisms of change in the evolution of jargon aphasia

... Well documented cases of the evolution of jargon aphasia are rare. Furthermore, recovery in this condition is not at all assured. For example, two of the four participants in Kohn et al (1996) showed ... See full document

... its mechanisms of action are concepts that unite all aspects of biology, but remain some of the most difficult for students to ...mental mechanisms of evolutionary change: natural selection, genetic ... See full document

... Our findings highlight the remarkable ability of the mixture to respond to selection in drastic conditions. While we initially expected population differentiation to be mostly mediated through variation in the ... See full document

... to change their types and motion orientations to realize config- uration transformations (Yan and Kuo, ...can change the number and connectivity rela- tionships of active ... See full document

... Lee (1970) argued that an animal whose visual system ‘ is attuned to pick up the kinetic structure of the optic array directly ’ might evolve purely ‘ binocular-kinetic ’ stereopsis. That is, it might be sensitive to the ... See full document

... important, but commonly difficult, parameter to determine. The calibrations shown in Figs. 1 and 2 provide a qualitative guide to how these interaction effects vary as a function of the packing geometry, and provide a ... See full document

... morphogenetic mechanisms are combined has dramatic implications for the variational properties, and evolution of ...morphogenetic mechanisms can be combined into composite developmental ... See full document

... It is not our purpose to elaborate on the more detailed perspectives of the chaos paradigm and complexity theory in this discussion, other than to highlight how the conceptualisation of systems has evolved and with that, ... See full document

... Before we dive into understanding how the shorthorn sculpin survives these freezing conditions, we should consider what happens to organisms and their cells when they freeze. The most obvious change, besides ... See full document

... identify change events and to trace how they emerged over time, we adopted a step-wise approach to data analysis based on recommendations from previous studies (Henfridsson and Bygstad, ...key change events ... See full document

... The kinetic aspects of eIF2B-catalyzed nucleotide exchange on eIF2 is discussed in more detail in Section 5.4.2. Here, we will discuss nucleotide exchange by eEF1B and EF1B (EF-Ts) in the context of channeling of ... See full document

... The creation of non-native termini and subsequent reorganisation of the polypeptide chain can alter the quaternary and tertiary structure of the engineered proteins. At the oligomeric state level, MolA and PuhB have a ... See full document

... movement mechanisms and the pre- diction of the time of final failure should attempt to examine the movement patterns of a range of points within the po- tential landslide mass, rather than just ... See full document

... Figure 3 shows the distances between all fields using a heatmap. The darker colors represent larger jargon distances (lower communication efficiency between the writer and reader). The largest di↵erences are ... See full document

... The payoffs and information production of the above models, lead to an important result, namely ‘informa- tion parasitism’. There is an incentive to copy, because social learning enables the costs of asocial learning to ... See full document

... the evolution of the metadata is only the first part of the ...Each evolution may lead to an extension of the existing gap between the meta- data and the ontology ...the evolution of real-life ... See full document

... provides only a single case study of whether modular CREs drive adaptation of novel phenotypes. 34[r] ... See full document

... Participants in the current project developed a variety of psychological approaches to help them in coming to terms with their new roles, ranging from changing their attitude towards their circumstances, actively taking ... See full document

... Journal of the South African Speech anil Hearing Association, Vol.. CVCV occurred less often, but more or less equally. All subjects excluding B2 had an additional idiosyncratic st[r] ... See full document

... Nuclear jargon thus seems to have been misinterpreted for slang, which is difficult to understand because trying to do at least something to prevent a runaway nuclear reaction on a crippled submarine would be more ... See full document