Expert(s) in linguistic competency (i.e., able to deconstruct and analyze a sentence, understand the meaning of each component of a sentence and how they interact).
An entailment criterion such as the modal entailment criterion in §1.5 avoids bias by allowing any component of a sentence to contribute to its ontological commitments, not just the (first-order) quantifiers and bound variables.
As lexical recognition of the component words of a sentence does not suffice to determine this, languages depend on syntactic information such as word order and case marking to convey the information.
These strategies basically consist in processing the most relevant components of the sentence, making an analysis of the meaning and from this infering in the sentence comprehension.
Below (Section 6.3) we shall consider the view that force is a component of meaning, albeit not of a sentence's meaning.[5] Let us return, then, to an elucidation of our distinction between what a speaker says and the force of her utterance.
Research on domestic violence (DV) sentencing, post-conviction, has mostly focused on incarceration and re-education programs, ignoring more than a dozen other components of the criminal sentence.
Prior research has shown that the perception of degraded speech is influenced by within sentence meaning and recruits one or more components of a frontal temporal parietal network.
