Sentence examples for Linguistic context from inspiring English sources

Linguistic context versus extralinguistic context Considering the context of an utterance, one of the most intuitive distinctions is between the context as consisting of its previous and subsequent utterances — the linguistic contexts — and any other extra-linguistic circumstance surrounding the utterance.

— TANZINA VEGA For the lexicologically inclined, the Oxford English Dictionary offers some interesting linguistic context.

There, too, American policy makers labored under the handicap of inadequate knowledge of the historical and cultural and linguistic context.

Building up linguistic context in schizophrenia: evidence from self-paced reading.

Taken out of its cultural and linguistic context, the drama remained a distant museum exhibit rather than a vivid theatrical experience.

Reduced sensitivity to linguistic context in schizophrenic thought disorder: evidence from on-line monitoring for words in linguistically anomalous sentences.

Unlike traditional systems, the linguistic context (both semantic and syntactic) is used to improve the correction strategy.

She said: "The ontology we created takes the eight emotions and gives them a rich linguistic context so that we can chart the strength of emotions expressed in ordinary language and also in slang.

I was convinced that, if set back in its own linguistic context, with our awareness of Victorian literature shadow-playing in the background, an English Madame Bovary could seem searingly radical again.

Results confirm that using the linguistic context can improve interactive spelling correction, and justify the use of named-entity recognizer to conduct fully automatic spelling correction.

To control for effects related to differences between the critical words, come and comes, control conditions were used in which the same words were presented out of linguistic context.