Übersetzung für "Verbale äußerungen" in Englisch

The proposal does not even present a level playing field, since the USA deal is even weaker than that with Canada and Russia and the deadlines are about out-of-sight out-of-mind verbal undertakings.

Why do International Human Rights Conventions stipulate that the law should prohibit speech that supports national, racial, or religious hatred?

Some countries, such as the US, refuse to go further and regulate speech because of its content.

By means of astonishing playful actions or verbal expressions, they indicate that their development, perhaps overall, perhaps in some areas, is significantly further advanced than that of their peers.

We're not just interested in consumers’ verbal comments, but also in the ideas and images in their minds.

When the experimental condition was introduced Tony’s vocalizations or word approximations went from an average of about 20% during baseline to about 95% in treatment.

If you compare her verbal statements with her behaviour, her attitude towards Kirika can only be described as schizophrenic.

Since verbal expression didn't work, the film documents how professors then pursued the scholarly practice of engaging in a rigorous gathering and presentation of facts in a paper submitted to a peer-reviewed journal.

The interviewer restricts herself to her role as an interested listener and tries to support the narration flow by verbal expressions and non-verbal gestures (LAMNEK 1995b, pp.71f).

How is it achieved in the project? the inputs of the psychosocial environment do not have to be suppressed or restrained any more but they should be immediately transformed into meaning through spontaneous actions over the input-trigger with the help of non-verbal means (e.g., astonished friendly facial expression in a role play and at the same time instant verbal humorous remarks on the situation).

During the modified Kaufman Speech Praxis Assessment, Nick did not echo any vocal responses.

The methods of investigation are dominated by procedures which aim at stimulating vocal expression.

Nevertheless, we would also call for restraint in any verbal comments from all sides that may raise the tension unnecessarily.

Skinner (1957) defined the mand as a verbal response which is evoked by some conditions of deprivation, satiation, or aversion and which is reinforced by a consequence specific to the motivational variable.

The time delay procedure had not been previously tested for its value initiating new vocal responses in children with autism who used sign language as their primary form of communication instead of vocalizations, or had few vocalizations.

In these explanations tutors not only modify their verbal communication but also the way they gesticulate and demonstrate an action.

Verbal expressions are sparse and often refer to diffuse fears of identity loss and feelings of emptiness, isolation and lack of freedom.

Tony maintained an average of about 95% of vocalizations or word approximations while manding during maintenance sessions.

Oral history as subjective evaluation of history The focal point of oral history is examining a human being through capturing, analysing, and interpreting their verbal and non-verbal communication, and from the epistemology viewpoint, all types of "communication about the past" are equal despite their positive and negative aspects (from a written document to a statesman's statue to StB files to a gramophone record to a notice board poster to an e-mail spam message).

We allow a natural flow of the case and passively listen to the verbal and non-verbal fragmented individualistic expressions.