Příklady milestone

• Given such ' normal ' milestones, it is not clear why a general perception of language delay in young bilinguals has prevailed (recall the ' bilingual paradox ').

• Figures 1 and 2 summarize the milestones of this stage of the project.

• She provides an historical account of the legal milestones concerning ' incompetent ' patients and issues of resuscitation.

• One of these milestones is canonical babbling, and the relationship between the onset of canonical babbling and other developmental factors is investigated.

• As such, she was aware of normal developmental milestones and techniques for facilitating language development.

• Future research can determine what stages are also associated with specific milestones in phonological acquisition.

• Their milestones were also similar to the established norms for monolingual children's first-word, first twoword combinations, and first 50 words.

• Setting the theory and technology-based milestones aside, how does the history of electroacoustic music itself fit into this curriculum?

• Among this bright range of very good articles there are two highlights that deserve extra mention and may well be considered milestones in the field.

• We summarize briefly the evolutionary path and give some of the important milestones along the way.

• Several other respondents, without referring to ' the grave ' described birthdays as milestones.

• Typically, motor development appears as a sequence of postural milestones - sitting, crawling, and walking.

• Information about the normal developmental milestones in this area, as well as the potential "blocks" that children with language disorders face, is covered.

• The first six (background data; developmental milestones; infancy, preschool, and school-age periods; and discipline practices) were similar to the prior parent interview.

• The journey is measured partly by steps and milestones and partly by the passage of time ; whichever, birthdays are the trigger to enumeration.