Sentence examples for high linguistic from inspiring English sources
This can be mitigated by ensuring requirements statements are written in a clear and unambiguous manner that reflects high linguistic quality.
The Tony judges, recognising the marital invective as dramatic dialogue of high linguistic invention and psychological insight, look more sensible today, where Albee's play stands as a modern American classic.
The reverse was true for the description of in-group members' behaviour: their desirable behaviour was realised by high linguistic abstraction (inscribed attitude), while their undesirable behaviour was described by means of low linguistic abstraction (invoked attitude).
But, religious β diversity has the opposite effect, reducing instability, particularly in the presence of high linguistic diversity.
Eighth, the inclusion of subjects for the C-group using personal contacts of the authors might have introduced a bias towards high linguistic pragmatic abilities in this group.
In contexts characterised by high linguistic variability and illiteracy rates, the use of tools to ascertain comprehension of study information conveyed during the informed consent process may be recommended.
But linguistic purists were on Monday referred to the country's highest linguistic authority, the Accademia della Crusca, which back in 2012 deemed a feminine mayor "legitimate and acceptable".
"This is the city with the highest linguistic density in the world and that is mostly because the city draws large numbers of immigrants in almost equal parts from all over the globe - that is unique to New York," says Kaufman.
For example, the highlands of New Guinea -- the island with the highest linguistic diversity on Earth -- were not explored by the outside world until the early 1930s.
Explanations may be related to their relatively higher linguistic and computer illiteracy rates.
Leaving higher linguistic processing (e.g., lexical or semantic access) aside, our study enabled us to evaluate word stress processing in more detail.
