Sentence examples for expected linguistic from inspiring English sources

There are known stages in the child's mastery of phonology, morphology, syntax, semantics, and pragmatics that permit identification of children who are not functioning in age-appropriate ways, as well as allow the design of appropriate educational goals and approaches for children of varying ages and expected linguistic abilities.

This provided us with a tree topology "adjusted" to match the expected linguistic evidence.

In this second collection, Nagra, a secondary school English teacher, is concerned (as perhaps might be expected) with linguistic identity (how and where his work fits in).

Endorsing the view that advertising exemplifies covert communication, it is expected that linguistic metarepresentations will not be fully explicit but rather be left to the reader to infer.

In a separate strand of work, psycholinguistic studies have established a connection between information density and prominence in language the less expected a linguistic unit is in a particular context, the more likely it is to be linguistically marked.

If the simple three factions theory were correct, we would expect this linguistic classification to yield three series of ten essays (allowing, of course, for the seven essays now lost), and, ideally, to coincide with the division of the essays into "upper," "middle," and "lower" series.

First, we have reassessed the congruence between the language phylogenies and the subgroups expected by the linguistic comparative method.

Today, social scientists are expected to use the linguistic symbols of their approach as if they are advertising a brand.

Population sub-structure within Indonesia has not been well characterised but should be expected given the complex geographical, linguistic and cultural architecture of the Indonesian population.

As a result, this frequency-based linguistic approach is expected to have diverse applications, such as secondary structure specifications by structure-specific SCSs and immunological adjuvants with rare or non-existent SCSs.

Because one of the meaningful parts of the incompatible condition of this experiment was not linguistic (motor response), we expected to find an N400-like modulation.