If Mr. Suozzi seems to speak each constituent's language, Mr. Bent has a penchant for saying the unexpected.
A term is (in addition to being a word) a point of reference, whereas a word is only a constituent of language.
Even if words are meaningful only because they occur as constituents within sentences, there could still be a function (perhaps even a single function across all possible human languages) that maps the structure of a sentence and the meanings of its constituent words to the meaning of that sentence.
If the organizers wanted to reach people like Ysiad's mom, who primarily speaks Spanish, they could communicate with them by text in their constituents' preferred language.
It also offers an original, detailed account of a fundamental constituent of the language tourism product: the language-learning component, which encompasses the educational input and the language learning complements.
So we can sensibly talk about the meaning of a non-sentential constituent of the language, but these meanings are derived from the truth conditions of sentences, rather than determining the meanings of sentences.
The clever design controls for both semantics and word transition probability (because the nonsense words, by definition, have zero probability), and confirmed a specific role for Broca's area in processing hierarchical constituent structure in language.
FUNNIEST MOMENT: Because of his desire to use his Spanish skills to help constituents overcome the language barrier, "they would pass me the calls they thought were from Spanish speakers, because they had really heavy accents.
In language, constituents of language constructs, such as the phonemes of words, are dynamic.
Given the distributive reading, (C) rules out the existence of a pair of non-synonymous complex expressions with identical structure and pairwise synonymous constituents within a single language.
