Sentence examples for fundamental to language from inspiring English sources

Dr. Petitto argues that vocalization is not fundamental to language.

Similarly, behavioral research supports the notion that phonologic processing skills are fundamental to language development and to subsequent reading abilities (Brady 1991; Catts et al. 1999; Wagner et al. 1994).

Skehan's theoretical framework views limitations in attention as fundamental to second language speech performance, which entails a need to analyze what attentional and working-memory demands a task makes and the consequences this may have for different language performance dimensions often referred to as accuracy, fluency, and complexity.

Dragged-out, sometimes awkward triplets are a major part of the Serenade, and cross rhythms became fundamental to the language of Brahms.

While this definition is fundamental to many language proficiency tests, including those cited in Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT) (2003), Shulman's (1987) knowledge base is another way to establish a baseline of knowledge for teachers.

Context: Syntax is fundamental to any programming language: syntax defines valid programs.

These tones are as fundamental to the Chinese language as vowels are to English; their presence lets speakers discriminate between otherwise identical syllables and words.

Bontecou's excitement about the Space Age and her memories of the Second World War are fundamental to her visual language.

It is also fundamental to any philosophy of language.

Context is fundamental to running search: what language you speak and where you are right now.

Noam Chomsky (1980) and Donald Davidson (1984) acknowledge that there are linguistic conventions while denying that they are fundamental to the nature of language.