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What should be the Place of the Normative Database in Speech Perception Research?
( Bernadine Cocks ),( Jana Smith ),( Graham A Jamieson ) 서울대학교 인지과학연구소 2013 Journal of Cognitive Science Vol.14 No.4
To assess the practice of using normative database values to control for confounds in English speech perception research, six separate surveys gathered normative data from a contemporary Australian population on a corpus of 140 English language words. After averaging across participants, these individual word values were then compared with values retrieved from CELEX, the BNC and the MRC. Contrary to predictions, there were significant correlational differences between all four sources for familiarity/frequency, as well as significant mean corpus differences between the current study and the MRC for concreteness and imageability. Furthermore, significant differences were found between written and spoken presentations in both the current study`s surveys and the BNC. This suggests that although the use of normative database values may be common, the practice should be approached with a degree of caution.
What Place the Normative Database in Speech Perception Research?
Bernadine Cocks,Jana Smith,Graham A. Jamieson 서울대학교 인지과학연구소 2013 Journal of Cognitive Science Vol.14 No.4
To assess the practice of using normative database values to control for confounds in English speech perception research, six separate surveys gathered normative data from a contemporary Australian population on a corpus of 140 English language words. After averaging across participants, these individual word values were then compared with values retrieved from CELEX, the BNC and the MRC. Contrary to predictions, there were significant correlational differences between all four sources for familiarity/frequency, as well as significant mean corpus differences between the current study and the MRC for concreteness and imageability. Furthermore, significant differences were found between written and spoken presentations in both the current study’s surveys and the BNC. This suggests that although the use of normative database values may be common, the practice should be approached with a degree of caution.
Development of a Prototype Hazard Component for a Typhoon Risk Model over Korea
Steven Cocke,DW Shin,권재일,김기영 건국대학교 기후연구소 2020 기후연구 Vol.15 No.3
Typhoons are a major threat to Korea and many parts of the world. Typhoons can cause loss of life, damage to buildings, industry and infrastructure. In order to objectively and quantitatively assess the risk presented by typhoons and other natural hazards, catastrophe models are often used, especially in the insurance industry. Catastrophe models determine the probability of occurrence of natural hazards at target locations, along with associated damage and other impacts. Catastrophe models can also be designed to estimate the financial cost of the natural hazard. As Korea’s insurance industry develops and grows, catastrophe models focused on Korea will be needed. We have initiated a project to develop a catastrophe model for Korea. The first phase of this project is to develop the natural hazard component which estimates the probability of storm tracks and associated wind speeds impacting the Korean peninsula and islands. We discuss a preliminary prototype of natural hazard component of the model in this paper.
Genomics of brown algae: current advances and future prospects
J. Mark Cock,Alok Arun,Olivier Godfroy,Nicolas Macaisne,Martina Strittmatter,Akira F. Peters,Susana M. Coelho 한국유전학회 2012 Genes & Genomics Vol.34 No.1
The analysis of the complete genome sequence of the filamentous brown alga Ectocarpus provided many new insights into brown algal biology and has improved our understanding of how this organism has adapted to its seashore environment. Since the publication of the genome sequence in 2010, numerous studies have continued the analysis of the constituent genes or have combined genome data with experimental work,allowing progress in several key areas, including metabolism and reproductive biology. Ectocarpus will continue to be exploited as a model organism in future years, but genomic approaches should also be extended to additional brown algal species in order to fully exploit the diversity of this phylogenetic group and to facilitate the application of new knowledge to economically important seaweeds such as kelps.