Sentence examples for a single linguistic from inspiring English sources

In some cases, however, a restatement may become necessary even within a single linguistic area.

The researchers believe that these differences suggest that children who cannot yet read can understand that a written word represents a single linguistic unit, unlike a drawing.

But 'that' is unambiguous, and so has a single linguistic meaning.

The word 'the' is a single linguistic expression, but two utterances of it occur in every utterance of the sentence 'The philosopher saw the linguist'.

Similarly, some studies (e.g., Ellis et al. 2008; Sheen 2007; Yang and Lyster 2010) have found that WCF focused on a single linguistic feature is most effective.

'That' has a single linguistic meaning, but this meaning does not determine reference in a context; linguistic meaning instead determines the characters of occurrences, and these characters determine reference in a context.

So this theory does not identify a reasonable candidate for the single linguistic meaning of the unsubscripted English word 'that'that

On the contrary, they may coexist in a single (artificial) linguistic form or a single descriptive phrase.

Malaysia and Indonesia together have about 300 different languages and dialects, but they have a single common linguistic ancestor.

Until the 15th century, Portuguese and Galician formed one single linguistic unit, Gallego-Portuguese.

However, the FOO method has several shortcomings; for example, it requires that the value of the reliability allocation factors be single linguistic variables, and it does not consider the ordered weight of the reliability allocation factors.