Exempel på nonsense syllable

• Scatting is a set of nonsense syllables set to music.

• A woman dressed in white recited nonsense syllables.

• We know a lot about how people learn nonsense syllables.

• Target words were either preceded by an article that was grammatical in the context, an auxiliary that was not grammatical in that context or a nonsense syllable.

• Experiment 1, target words were either preceded by an article that was grammatical in that context, an auxiliary that was not grammatical in that context, or a nonsense syllable.

• In addition, each nonsense syllable appeared an equal amount of times; the trials were split evenly in terms of counting by either three or four.

• He reported that the time required to memorize an average nonsense syllable increases sharply as the number of syllables increases.

• After a set interval, a light signal was flashed to prompt the subject to cease verbally counting and to recall the random, three-letter nonsense syllable.

• The examiner proceeded by spelling a random, three-letter nonsense syllable and then enunciating immediately afterwards a random, three-digit number.

• He found that participants recalled, or saved, one additional nonsense syllable for every three repetitions of the items after participants had mastered the list.

• In a second experiment, another group was asked to learn the same set of nonsense syllables as names for animals.

• The term nonsense syllable is widely used to describe non-lexical vocables used in music, most notably in scat singing but also in many other forms of vocal music.

• The phoneme deletion task consisted of nonsense syllables that become real words when one segment is removed.

• The estimated values of m for the seven materials ranged from 0.0301 (for single digits) to 0.0678 (for nonsense syllables).

• In both songs, the only words the chorus sings are echoes of the singer's words; otherwise they sing nonsense syllables, connoting the pre-verbal sphere of infancy.

• I devised the term to differentiate this type of sound from scat singing, which tends to be described as nonsense syllables and is much more jazzorientated.

• The calls of birds have been described using words or nonsense syllables or line diagrams.

• This is because the repeating of nonsense syllables prevents the individual from committing the information to memory.