intelligible的示例

• From the first 100 complete and intelligible utterances of each speech sample, only those utterances which contained a lexical verb were selected.

• The first 50 spontaneous and fully intelligible utterances were omitted to approximate warm-up periods in each sample.

• Only utterances which were complete (uninterrupted), intelligible, comprehensible and spontaneous were analysed.

• Complete instructions are given for these exercises so that the book shall be intelligible in the absence of a teacher.

• Thus, even the excised words from the high predictability sentences were more intelligible relative to those excised from the low predictability sentences.

• The mistaken assumption was that the concepts of religion and politics can only be intelligible if they pick out some real essence.

• The omission is a behavioral gap constituted by a deviation in the surrounding activity that makes it intelligible as human conduct.

• It is only because human nature has not been perfected that such a consciousness of lack is intelligible.

• We grant that there is a natural sense in which it is intelligible to suppose that the creation of a person benefits them.

• Complete and intelligible child utterances in twelve randomly selected 15-minute segments were used in assessing reliability of pronoun transcription.

• This is a problem from the point of view of illuminating what the law is and of rendering intelligible the relevant area of law.

• I think this discussion is not immediately intelligible to the reader.

• Because pidgins are often intelligible over linguistically diverse areas, they have a cer tain advantage as languages of choice for vernacular literacy.

• They are more intelligible as political labels, generated in a tactical context, and used with all the tactical subtleties that normally surround such terms.

• Finally, when orthography is critical to intelligible synthesis, disambiguation rules may dictate orthographic form.