For example, Noam Chomsky, the M.I.T. professor whose ideas have dominated the field for more than 40 years, has often been accused of depicting language as a trait so remarkable that natural selection is virtually helpless to explain it.
Rush has a genius for depicting language that grows out of sustained romantic partnership — what the unnamed narrator-protagonist of "Mating" called an "idioverse," a private patois made up of shared references and sayings, occasional neologisms, and common words that have taken on new meanings.
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And the show is never stronger than when they depict, through language signed and spoken (there are English supertitles), the sensory content of their lives, in which touching and being touched assume paramount importance.
Another intelligence officer depicted the language situation in Afghanistan as "madness".
Our analysis does not counteract their hypothesis, and it depicts that language function is strongly bound to cortical areas in relation to fiber connectivity.
We do not depict this mature language to condone or sensationalize it, but for exactly the opposite reason: to underscore just how damaging this language is when it is used to bully -- and its prevalence.
And it's not just the issues of broadcast standards, in terms of what we can depict and what language characters can use.
According to Cary, the writers did a lot of research in order to accurately depict the Japanese language for the episode.
Language models depict the constraints on word sequences imposed by syntax, semantics or pragmatics of the language [5].
