10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MIRRORWISE»
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mirrorwise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Pediatric Behavioural Neurology: The child's Corpus Callosum
hand in the mirrorwise as well as in the parallel way. The mirrorwise performance
is significantly superior compared to the parallel one. The better performance in
the mirrorwise condition , corresponds to the results of the diadochokinese ...
Charles Njiokiktjien, 1993
2
Variations in Efficiency During the Day: Together with ...
Of 118 trials with individual letters, eight per cent were entirely mirrorwise, ten per
cent showed some hesitation or fragmentary reversals. That is, there was
comparatively little hesitation ; the letter was either reversed or it was not. 7.
Arthur Irving Gates, 1916
Granted, Alberti has not made it easy for researchers, several symbols have
strangely enough been depicted mirrorwise, but mirrorwise or not, the Oraculutn
for example does not contain the merest hint of a Mars symbol looking anything
like ...
M. F. M. Van Den Berk, 2004
4
University of California Publications in Psychology
produced mirror-writing in but nine per cent of 116 trials. By suggestion, I could
raise this percentage only to 11 per cent. Of 118 trials with individual letters, eight
per cent were entirely mirrorwise, ten per cent showed some hesitation or ...
5
Case, Valency and Transitivity
With the verb biisiire 'like', the -/-derivation produces the most striking syntactic
effect, as the argument encoding changes mirrorwise: (24) a. Men ana busure-di-
m. I.nom he. dat like-PST-lsG 'I liked him.' b. Ol mana busiire-l-di. he.NOM I. DAT
...
L. I. Kulikov, Andre? L?vovich Mal?chukov, Dr Peter Swart, 2006
6
The Psychology and Physiology of Mirror-writing
Of 118 trials with individual letters, eight per cent were entirely mirrorwise, ten per
cent showed some hesitation or fragmentary reversals. That is, there was
comparatively little hesitation; the letter was either reversed or it was not. 7.
Justin Keyser Fuller, 1916
7
University of California Publications in Psychology
Of 118 trials with individual letters, eight per cent were entirely mirrorwise, ten per
cent showed some hesitation or fragmentary reversals. That is, there was
comparatively little hesitation; the letter was either reversed or it was not. 7.
University of California (1868-1952), 1916
There are many well-authenti- cated instances of individuals who have suffered
from right hemiplegia (lesion on the left side of the brain) who have learned to
write with the left hand and have had a distinct tendency to write mirrorwise.
... but this scene suggests Dante taking care of some notorious High Table
crasher, some devotee of best-seat-in-the-house who specializes in terrifying
waitresses: Place cards are all in mirrorwise calligraphy so our banqueter can try
to find ...
10
Best Loved Indian Stories
the magazine out, considering that none of the typesetters speaks English, and
they have to make up the forms in a language they don't know, mirrorwise and by
hand.' 'Oh, it's all hopelessly behind the times.' 'You can see that what we really ...
Intirā Śrīn̲ivācan̲, Chetna Bhat, 1999
