Examples of segmenting

• The effects of segmenting written discourse on the reading comprehension of low- and high-performance readers.

• The tribalisation of youth cultures had to be encouraged and strengthened by segmenting the market and thus opening new and potentially unlimited sources of competition.

• Games aimed at promoting phonological awareness prevail, such as segmenting words into syllables, counting syllables, and rhyming.

• The point of segmenting the data in this way was to abstract away from chronological differences in grammatical development.

• The first issue is easy to overcome by segmenting in two steps, but the second one requires a more complex treatment.

• This process of segmenting types of members is also important in organizational maintenance.

• In compound noun segmentation, we paid attention to lexical information which is crucial for segmenting noun compounds.

• We first introduce a way of segmenting a single musical tone into five components that are conceptually distinct from a control standpoint.

• An attempt to clarify the form by segmenting it and by introducing spatial symmetries helps to introduce order into this work.

• Reading instruction emphasizes the learning of syllables, chunking or segmenting, and blending.

• There has recently been increased interest in segmenting such information streams into topics.

• Each blending and segmenting test consisted of five subtasks that examined four different phonological units: syllable, onset-rime, body-coda, and phoneme.

• While this strategy may be helpful in recognizing individual words, segmenting of reduced forms such as contractions is even more complicated.

• To make sure that the child perceived the items correctly, he or she was asked to repeat each nonword before segmenting it into phonemes.

• These provide natural cues for segmenting the speech flow from its very onset.