Sentence examples for a shared linguistic from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, Merleau-Ponty argues that there is a shared linguistic world, one that is the product of a sedimentation; it is the sedimentation of an intersubjective practice.

But given that proper names (zheng ming) did not represent a system of (moral) recognition for Mengzi, such cultivation was not based on a shared linguistic system or consensus (Mengzi CTP: Jinxin shang, 15).

An important outcome thus is the emergence of a hierarchical category structure made of two distinct levels: a basic layer, responsible for fine discrimination of the environment, and a shared linguistic layer that groups together perceptions to guarantee communicative success.

The Category Game [22] (see Materials and Methods for the details) describes the emergence of a hierarchical category structure made of two distinct levels: a basic layer, responsible for fine discrimination of the environment (perceptual categories), and a shared linguistic layer that groups together perceptions to guarantee communicative success (linguistic categories).

We argue that this can be a general scenario in language dynamics where shared linguistic conventions would not emerge as attractors, but rather as metastable states.

Some build on shared linguistic or cultural ties, such as a network trafficking drugs and human organs, which links criminal gangs in Mozambique, Portugal, Brazil, Pakistan, Dubai and South Africa [ 5].

A wide open question about the emergence and the evolution of shared linguistic conventions concerns the role of timescales [1], [2].

In the case of ASPM-D and microcephalin-D, however, there was a highly significant correlation between possession of these variants and speaking a nontonal language, even after the researchers made statistical corrections for the effects of shared linguistic histories.

His language is "literary", far from what we think of as our shared linguistic home.

In spite of shared linguistic and cultural ties, trust remains low after more than six decades of enmity.

And further, as a friend and lover of grammar pointed out, "when you muddy the waters needlessly, you poison the well of our shared linguistic patrimony". Yes, words have meanings, shared meanings, and different words have different nuances.