Sentence examples for Linguistic discovery from inspiring English sources

Coming into the decade of the eighties, others who fell into the bin of those opposing the system, including "those who are not willing to sacrifice for a bright future," and "the scum," this linguistic discovery that tried to define a subproduct of the crucible that forged not only the socialist society but also the new man, who would have the duty to build, and one day to enjoy, the Utopia.

Already, the project has yielded linguistic discoveries.

When I wasn't journeying by car, I reflected on the linguistic discoveries of some of my other journeys abroad, to India, Europe, Australia and the US.

Here, we honor the linguistic discoveries of Noam Chomsky and otherwise experience him as a quaintly brilliant crank, but in the bookstores in London there are entire sections devoted to his political thought – and he is read as if the distinctions between Leninist and Trotskyite philosophy had genuine consequence in today's world.

This presentation will explore some matters of semantics what is and isn't systematic about linguistic meaning, what kinds of discoveries have linguists made about meaning, and how the relation between sound and meaning figures in verbal art.

Furthermore, he saw the importance of linguistic studies (Sprachstudien) in the discovery of the part language plays in the formation and transmission of ideas (Vorstellungen) not just in "the metaphysical sense" as conditioning the creation of concepts, but also in the way in which an individual language imparts its formative imprint on these concepts (GS Vol 6, 147).

As an academic, he left an enormous amount of work, embracing linguistic, anthropologic and ethno-sociological discoveries.

Everett's discovery of the elegant linguistic theories of Chomsky was his second conversion experience.

In addition it works with natural linguistic terms, which leads to the discovery of more comprehensible knowledge.

But his greatest discovery was that his linguistic and literary knowledge even on arrival was equal to that of any of the Aldine scholars.

Yet the accumulated discoveries yielded an analysis of deeper and deeper levels of linguistic structure of the type associated with discoveries in the natural sciences.