Sentence examples for different linguistics from inspiring English sources

"You have to keep up-to-date with all different linguistics".

The analysis in the previous section shows that a measure of relative entropy between a real text and a disordered version of it where word order has been destroyed presents an almost constant value across different linguistics families.

Butters, Leonard said, "is a specialist in trademark cases, so I'm not sure what his experience was in authorship cases, and they are two quite different applications of linguistics".

The term structuralism was used as a slogan and rallying cry by a number of different schools of linguistics, and it is necessary to realize that it has somewhat different implications according to the context in which it is employed.

The project also fits into a larger effort to integrate different fields of linguistics, says Sali Tagliamonte, a sociolinguist at the University of Toronto in Canada, who was not involved in the project.

Many more such arguments have been offered, also by authors working within different programs in linguistics [Parsons 1990; Rothstein 1998; Link 1998; Higginbotham et al. 2000; Tenny & Pustejovsky 2000; Pietroski 2005; van Lambalgen & Hamm 2005; Robering 2014].

From different perspectives, natural language processing, linguistics and psycholinguistics shed light on the way humans process language.

The misplacement of 25/400 languages might superficially suggest that the phylogenetic topologies and the subgroupings expected by historical linguistics are "wildly different".

We also realized that as different content area specialists molecular biology, linguistics, and teacher educator with a background in history and philosophy of science —teaching at a public liberal arts institution the topic would lend itself to an interdisciplinary approach to which we could each contribute.

The lack of understanding differs among the different fields of knowledge and is most accentuated in the Humanities and in Linguistics, Literature and the Arts.

During the last decades, different disciplines, i.e., archaeology, linguistics and population genetics, have been involved together in the reconstruction of human peopling history, bringing some indisputable results but also revealing the extraordinary complexity of East Asian past human settlement history (Sagart et al. 2005a; Sanchez-Mazas et al. 2008).