Sentence examples for examples of markedness of from inspiring English sources
The words "dog" and "bitch" provide examples of markedness of this kind on the level of vocabulary.
It's the Indo-European system of markedness.
The notion of markedness was first developed in Prague school phonology but was subsequently extended to morphology and syntax.
There is also a more abstract sense of markedness, which is independent of the presence or absence of an overt feature or affix.
The principle of markedness, understood in this more general or more abstract sense, came to be quite widely accepted by linguists of many different schools, and it was applied at all levels of linguistic analysis.
We recorded commonly used two-phrase utterances consisting of Japanese adjective and adverb phrases expressing different degree of markedness under designed conversational situations, and compared their F0 characteristics.
Following Halliday's definition of Theme and his categorization of markedness, this study considers Arabic news headlines as marked thematic structures.
A fundamental dynamic of this evolution is the reception of earlier stages by later cultural agents, a dynamic that is modulated expressively by the semantic device of markedness.
The degree of markedness expressed by a fronted element is measured by its mobility, i.e. the more mobile an element is, the less marked it will be in thematic position (Baker 1992).
