Sentence examples for a specific linguistic from inspiring English sources

Cued Speech is a specific linguistic code for hearing-impaired people.

Should one perhaps separate them into a specific linguistic category distinct from the ones of names and functions?

Communicative information is information which has already been arranged into a specific linguistic form, which allows transfer of certain knowledge.

In the 1833 book-fragment Schleiermacher in places seems close to giving up on this problem, saying at one point that because of it dialectics must restrict itself to a specific "linguistic sphere," but at other points he evidently still clings to the hope of finding common ground uniting different "linguistic spheres".

As an object of linguistic study, "language" has two primary meanings: an abstract concept, and a specific linguistic system, e.g. "French".

There is also no need for a specific linguistic format parser because the binding from XML to object format is automated by Java XML Binding on the server side.

If Simon is correct, there doesn't need to be any specific linguistic principle for this because it's just general cognition".

The body of the book discusses specific linguistic features of the core secondary subjects: science, history, mathematics and language arts.

When the parameters were first introduced, the register specific linguistic patterns were stated in terms of grammatical and lexical patterns, including a selection of idiomatic expressions 'strongly marked as register specific', e.g., 'how are we today?' as indicating 'a doctor-patient style'; and 'denture' as part of the language of advertisement.

Rather than being tied to specific linguistic concepts as is the case with more cognitive concepts of the self, the minimal self must be considered pre-linguistic.

Although chemical intuition of the annotators was important for defining the annotation guidelines we did not require any specific linguistic background knowledge.