Sentence examples similar to discrete linguistic unit from inspiring English sources

Until the 15th century, Portuguese and Galician formed one single linguistic unit, Gallego-Portuguese.

The basic linguistic unit of the sound system is called a phoneme; it is a minimal, contrastive sound unit that distinguishes one utterance from another.

Proto-Baltic, however, besides developing into an independent linguistic unit in the 2nd millennium bc, also began gradually to split.

She explained, "You can't make a slip of the tongue with a linguistic unit if you haven't learned that unit".

Domain concerns the level of linguistic unit at which a change took place.

Most schools of Indian philosophy have an atomistic view of meaning and the meaning-bearing linguistic unit.

Learning to read words: Linguistic units and instructional strategies.

We also argue that ambiguity allows for greater ease of processing by permitting efficient linguistic units to be re-used.

The idea here is that premise combination corresponds to composition of strings or other linguistic units.

Before the child has any understanding of linguistic units, it undertakes a vast apprenticeship in their formative elements.

Three sorts of linguistic units are mentioned, all of them explained in terms of function, not structure.