The first Sector General novel was published in 1962, and the last published posthumously in 1999. The first novels were assembled from strung-together short stories, but later Sector General adventures were written as full-length novels.
#James white series
He is probably best-known as the author of the Sector General series of novels. He was born in Belfast and returned there after spending early years in Canada. 158th Meeting of the ASA.James White was a prolific Northern Irish author of science fiction novellas, short stories, and novels. Looking for phoneme-level inhibition in spoken word recognition using auditory lexical decision. Experimental evidence for phoneme-level inhibition in spoken word recognition. Acoustic correlates of stress and their use in diagnosing syllable fusion in Tongan. Evidence for a learning bias against “satlatory” phonological alternations in artificial language learning.
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On the learnability of saltatory phonological alternations. Infant biases in the learning of phonological alternations. There is no pat in patting: Acquisition of phonological alternations by English-learning 12-month-olds. Role of perceptual similarity in the acquisition of phonological alternations: A biased Maximum Entropy learning model. Learning alternations in a maximum entropy model: The role of perceptual similarity. Role of perceptual similarity in learning phonological alternations. Workshop on Learning Biases in Natural and Artificial Language Acquisition, LAGB. Infant learning of phonological alternations is biased by phonetic similarity. Phonetic similarity as a bias in infant phonological learning. Variable schwa realization in Laurentian French: A Ma圎nt grammar approach. Neutralization avoidance and naturalness in the learning of palatalization. Neutralization avoidance and naturalness in artificial language learning. Disentangling sonority and attestedness: An EEG study of onset clusters in English. Preference for locality is affected by the prefix/suffix asymmetry: Evidence from artificial language learning. White, J., Kager, R., Linzen, T., Markopoulos, G., Martin, A., Nevins, A., Peperkamp, S., Polgárdi, K., Topintzi, N. Conference on Interdisciplinary Approaches to Linguistic Theory. Universal biases and L1 transfer in vowel harmony: Insights from artificial grammar learning experimentation. White, J., Topintzi, N., Markopoulos, G., van de Vijver, R., Kager, R., Linzen, T., Martin, A., Nevins, A., Peperkamp, S., & Polgárdi, K.
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Big Data Big Theory symoposium, Sheffield.
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Revisiting Maxakalí nasal harmony: Evidence from loanwords and modeling. Paradigm uniformity inhibits regularization during phonological learning. Paradigm uniformity and neutralization avoidance in phonological learning. UCLA Working Papers in Phonetics, 108, 35–65. Experimental evidence for pre-lexical inhibition in spoken word recognition. UCLA Working Papers in Phonetics, 110, 65–85.ĭaland, R., Hayes, B., White, J., Garellek, M., Davis, A. Stress correlates and vowel targets in Tongan. Phonological naturalness and phonotactic learning. Bias in phonological learning: Evidence from saltation. Evidence for a learning bias against saltatory phonological alternations.
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Biased generalization of newly learned phonological alternations by 12-month-old infants. Journal of the International Phonetic Association, 45(1), 13–34. Accounting for the learnability of saltation in phonological theory: A maximum entropy model with a P-map bias. Disentangling phonological well-formedness and attestedness: An ERP study of onset clusters in English. White, J., Kager, R., Linzen, T., Markopoulos, G., Martin, A., Nevins, A., Peperkamp, S., Polgárdi, K., Topintzi, N., & van de Vijver, R. Neutralization and homophony avoidance in phonological learning. International Journal of American Linguistics, 86(2), 285–321. Domains and prominence in nasal harmonization of Maxakalí loanwords. Vowel harmony and disharmony are not equivalent in learning. Stem similarity modulates infants' acquisition of phonological alternations.