Slavic category of verbal aspect: Discussion, possible solutions

Multidisciplinary expert discussion. Uncontrolled asthma: causes, consequences and possible solutions

Background. Numerous studies conclude that about half of the asthmatic population is not well controlled. The aim of this study was to discuss causes, consequences and possible solutions of uncontrolled asthma (UCA). Methods. Discussion amongst asthma experts from the fields of Pneumology, Allergy and Primary Care, structured in three phases: 1) survey to get the opinion of participants involv...

S - 12 - and the Grammaticalization of Aspect in Slavic

Avtor zagovarja stalibte, da je v zahodnih skupini slovanskih jezikov (tebtina, slovabtina, luiibtina, slovenbtina) sovpad odrazov * s ~ in *j1,zv eno predpono povzrotil (delno) gramatikalizacijo nastale predpone s Iz kot osnovni preverbe vide v sistemu glagolskega vida. V drugih slovanskih jezikih do te gramatikalizacije ni priglo (hrvabtina, srbbtina) ali pa je bila predpona pogramatikalizira...

Category Discontinuity Interacts with Verbal Rule Complexity 1 Within-Category Discontinuity Interacts with Verbal Rule Complexity in Perceptual Category Learning

Two experiments were conducted that provide a test of the predicted interaction between within-category discontinuity and verbal rule complexity on the efficiency of the neurobiologically-motivated procedural-based and hypothesis-testing category learning systems, and by extension, on information-integration and rule-based category learning. In Experiment 1, within-category discontinuity advers...

Impaired verbal category learning in amnesia.

Amnesic patients and controls listened to verbal descriptions of imaginary animals and then classified novel descriptions according to whether they belonged to the studied category. Controls performed well, but the amnesic patients did not acquire categorical knowledge. These findings contrast with previous demonstrations of intact category learning by amnesic patients for dot patterns, artific...

Tense and Aspect : Discussion and Conclusions