Примери за precocious

• They warn that youth employment is par t of a syndrome of "precocious development," precipitating a hastened transition to adulthood.

• The opera was received indulgendy as the astonishing product of a precocious talent, but, after the novelty had worn off, its demise was swift.

• The above data suggest that common mechanisms underpin attachment organization in caregiver and infant, and the precocious emergence of mentalizing in the child.

• However, we lack any overall vocabulary estimate for the child, one of the most precocious of 25 subjects.

• In both cases, after their first precocious displays of talent, their families and communities sought to put them to work in local musical life.

• Compared to older children who had equally large lexicons, the precocious children demonstrated comparable grammatical composition of the lexicon.

• We predicted that two-year-olds who are reported by parents to be lexically precocious will demonstrate more consistent fast mapping than their typical age-mates.

• Edwards (1986) has shown that one solution that prevents precocious germination during prechilling is to partially redry seeds during pretreatment.

• Precocious loss of cortical granules during mouse oocytes meiotic maturation and correlation with an egg-induced modification of the zona pellucida.

• Meiosis-activating sterol protects oocytes from precocious chromosome segregation.

• Precocious readers, in turn, are distinguished from their nonreading peers by their superior phoneme and onset - rime awareness.

• The threshold for microvascular disease is clinically relevant, as the precocious development of microangiopathy is the most remarkable feature of diabetes.

• A possible explanation is that the molgulid ascidians may have undergone precocious changes in egg organisation as a preadaptation to direct development.

• Though in this study ' earlier ' and ' later ' were crudely defined, the patterns in the data do suggest that lexically precocious children may gain early entrance into grammar.

• One purpose of the present investigation, therefore, was to examine phonological patterns of several groups of children representing a range from average to precocious lexical development.