Sentence examples for evolution of linguistic from inspiring English sources
Plausible Darwinian explanations for altruism have drawn growing support, as have theories about the evolution of linguistic and other cognitive skills.
Young sign languages develop in predictable ways, offering clues to the evolution of linguistic complexity.
We have recently investigated the evolution of linguistic diversity by means of a simple spatial model that considers selective geographic colonization, linguistic anomalous diffusion and mutation.
Our analysis has significance for a number of areas in natural and artificial communication where one studies the design, learning, and evolution of linguistic communication systems.
We have recently introduced a simple spatial computer simulation model to study the evolution of the linguistic diversity.
A wide open question about the emergence and the evolution of shared linguistic conventions concerns the role of timescales [1], [2].
As occurs with other semantic bases, one of the difficulties is to assure continuous evolution of the InferenceNet linguistic resource effectively and with the timeliness required by the applications.
Furthermore, a better understanding of the neural basis of song is surely germane to the ongoing debate on the evolutionary origins of language and music, especially in view of propositions that the protolanguage used by early humans was characterized by singing [23], [24] and that vocal learning was a key feature governing the evolution of musical and linguistic rhythm [25].
These ideas are also related to Joyce's characterization of the "gossip hypothesis" for the evolution of language: "…human linguistic faculties were selected for in order to serve reciprocal exchanges when the groups got large.
Nonetheless, the possibility of such intentionality can shift the direction of linguistic evolution in a manner not possible in biological evolution.
Researchers today generally agree that many of the principal characteristics of linguistic evolution are analogous to those of species or biological evolution.
