Sentence examples for delineate the language from inspiring English sources

70 This study used a sentence-reading task, contrasted with reading nonsense words, to delineate the language regions of interest (ROIs).

The "Tractatus" is a mixture of logical symbols and mystical remarks in which Ludwig attempted to delineate the limits of language.

Although, the multiple fibre model, and probabilistic tractography approach employed in this study, may be able to partly deal with these problems, ultimately higher resolution in vivo diffusion imaging techniques are needed to precisely delineate the many subcomponents of the language network.

Like John Updike he's adept at using his gift for metaphor and pictorial language to delineate the work of others.

According to NSM, primes are primitive, innate, unanalyzable semantic constituents that are lexicalized in all natural languages (in the form of a word, a morpheme, a phraseme) and whose appropriate combination should be sufficient to delineate the semantic properties of any lexical expression in any natural language.

Nine were not offered surgery because the seizure-onset zone was too large or not defined with sufficient precision to delineate the resection, and for one patient surgery was contraindicated because of a functional risk for language.

(III.41-3) Lightless, Milton must delineate the celestial.

Three deft watercolors by Kimberly Meuse, of Stratford, delineate the good life.

I offer you my attempt to delineate the five Labour divisions that matter at the moment.

Farmers once blackened tree stumps to delineate the boundaries of their farms, said Mr. Gottlieb, the historian.

Just as importantly, the One Nation moniker also came to delineate the Conservative party's internal factions.