Sentence examples similar to e languages from inspiring English sources
The E language's unusual pinyin-transliterated name, which is also an autonym, consists of a single letter e.
(e) Language: a model has to satisfy the given language constraints, such as the number of instances of any qualitative relation in the model must be below some pre-specified limit.
Keep your e-language consistent with your overall brand communication.
If you think that the various parts of Siemens belong under one roof, they surely ought to speak the same e-language, to share information and to sell things in partnership, rather than tripping over each other's feet.
What Chomsky calls E-languages, then, would be perfectly amenable to linguistic or philosophical study.
The implication is that E-languages are defined in terms of non-linguistic, non-essential properties.
One particularly controversial feature of Chomsky's case against E-languages is that it applies, he thinks, to theories of reference.
The distinction he draws between I-languages and E-languages is another incarnation of something like the same contrast.
Chomsky's distinction between I- and E-languages is a more recent incarnation of his earlier distinction between linguistic competence and linguistic performance.
That would not rule out 'I-language' as part of the explanans; but some Emergentists seem to be fictionalists about I-languages, in an analogous sense to the way that Chomsky is a fictionalist about E-languages.
