zelazo造句

• Professor Zelazo studies the development and neural bases of executive function.
• Zelazo has authored over 130 scientific papers.
• His father, Philip Roman Zelazo, is a psychologist and Director of the Montreal Autism Centre.
• The marble dam that still restrains the waterway is the only one in North America, Zelazo said.
• The Zelazo Center is named in recognition of the lead donation for the acquisition made by the Nathaniel K . Zelazo Revocable Trust.
• The Zelazo Center is named in recognition of the lead donation for the acquisition made by the Nathaniel K . Zelazo Revocable Trust.
• The visit marks another chapter in a long, bitter battle over the building, now known as the Helene Zelazo Center for the Performing Arts.
• "They crushed up the marble and sent it all over the country, " Zelazo said . " They sent it to Canada and Mexico.
• Zelazo earned an Honours B . A . from McGill University ( 1988 ) and a Ph . D . with Distinction from Yale University ( 1993 ).
• "The interplay between nature and man and technology at that site was stunning, " said Tim Zelazo, a state forest and park supervisor who oversees the park.
• Published posthumously in 2011 by MIT Press, " Body Sweats " was edited by Elsa von Freytag-Loringhoven biographer Irene Gammel and poet and poetics scholar Suzanne Zelazo.
• As Irene Gammel and Suzanne Zelazo write,  Born as the trench warfare intensified, phonetic poetry was the language of trauma, a new language to counter the noise of the cannons.
• Jonathan Zelazo, who decided to volunteer for the Newark project in preparation for his bar mitzvah, said it's even more than the kind of history you could get from a school book.
• Among numerous other volumes, Zelazo co-edited the Cambridge Handbook of Consciousness, and Developmental Social Cognitive Neuroscience, and he edited The Oxford Handbook of Developmental Psychology ( 2013, 2 volumes ).
• She decides right after they are married that she hates Sy, and is unfaithful to him, especially with Sam Zelazo; she moves out, taking their son and daughter, and is a neglectful mother.
• Venues such as Pabst Theater, Marcus Center for Performing Arts, the Helene Zelazo Center for the Performing Arts, Marcus Amphitheater ( Cathedral Square Park, has become a summer tradition; free, public performances with a picnic environment.
• In the latter half of the 1960s, Astronautics received backing from the American City Bank and Trust Company, which became bankrupt in the 1973-75 recession; Zelazo hired its former CEO, Pete Erickson, as Astronautics'CFO in 1976.
• "It's important, " said Alan Zelazo of Parsippany, who volunteered with his 12-year-old son, Jonathan . " It's something we both like to do and it's history ."
• Irene Gammel and Suzanne Zelazo, in their introduction to that volume, describe the ballet :  [ Its ] central character Georgette ( a modern-day Euridice ) navigates social strata, merging bohemian carnivalesque with the charms of  a blonde Vicomte .
• In their essay " Harpsichords Metallic Howl ", Irene Gammel and Suzanne Zelazo review the theories of sound by Charles Bernstein, Gerald Bruns, Min-Quian Ma, Rachel Blau DuPlessis, Jeffrey McCaffery and others to argue that sonic poetry foregrounds its own corporality.