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Articulatory consequences of prediction during comprehension.

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Matthew Corley

Brian Corley

John Corley

Martin Breitenfeldt

Mass measurements on short-lived Cd and Ag nuclides at the online mass spectrometer ISOLTRAP. Uni Greifswald, (2009)

Martin Faes

Analyse der mehrskaligen Transportmechanismen beim laminaren Mischen mittels laseroptischer und numerischer Methoden. Uni Hannover, (2009)
 

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