Sentence examples for constituents of language from inspiring English sources
In language, constituents of language constructs, such as the phonemes of words, are dynamic.
A term is (in addition to being a word) a point of reference, whereas a word is only a constituent of 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.
These attempts to describe the basic constituents of matter in the familiar language of fluid mechanics were at least atomic theories in contrast to the anti-atomistic movement at the end of the 19th century in Germany under the influence of Ernst Mach and Wilhelm Ostwald.
Indeed, this resort to a non-theoretical or non-discursive plane as an essential constituent of human comprehension was also important in Schlegel's philosophy of language, which he already expounded in his Letters on Poetry, Meter and Language (Briefe über Poesie, Sylbemaß und Sprache) in 1795.
Nevertheless, the advanced speakers' ability to compress the constituents of the compounds and to deaccent the final nouns shows the effect of language learning/experience on prosodic acquisition.
Such a "logically ideal language", as Russell at times called it, would, besides logical constants, consist only of words representing the constituents of atomic facts.
Sharing outside of language.
Tarski defined truth for formal (logical or mathematical) languages in terms of a relation of "satisfaction" between the constituents of a sentence and sequences of objects.
