Sentence examples for human linguistic from inspiring English sources

The human linguistic capacity is not something we innately possess, as others contend: we learn language from others.

Software will never be able to wholly reproduce human linguistic and perceptual capacities, much less distinguish between a Playboy calendar and an Edward Weston nude, or between "Tropic of Cancer" and "Trailer Park Swappers".

"This research is not only an extremely complex and interesting study of songbirds, it also gives us a unique insight into how brain development may contribute to human linguistic capabilities," said Prof Tamas Szekely of the Biodiversity Lab at the University of Bath's department of biology and biochemistry.

Dummett, for his part, presses two main challenges to realism: (1) to explain how humans could come to understand statements which are unrecognizably true, given that human linguistic training necessarily proceeds in terms of publicly accessible and recognizable aspects of use, and (2) to explain how such an alleged understanding could be manifested or displayed.

Dummett pressed two main challenges to realism thus construed: (1) to explain how humans could come to understand statements which are unrecognizably true, given that human linguistic training necessarily proceeds in terms of publicly accessible and recognizable aspects of use, and (2) to explain how such an alleged understanding could be manifested or displayed.

In human linguistic communication planning and inference processes have a role at least as important as besides coding and decoding processes.

Few linguists doubt that natural selection has played a part in humans' linguistic ability.

We suggest that the ability of building DNAs/TCs spread out over different cortical areas is the key mechanism for a range of specifically human sensorimotor, linguistic and conceptual capacities and that the cell assembly mechanism of overlap reduction is crucial for differentiating a vocabulary of actions, symbols and concepts.

Visual textures in images are usually described by humans using linguistic terms related to their perceptual properties, like "very coarse", "low directional", or "high contrasted".

In the 30 years since the CRA there has been philosophical interest in zombies – creatures that look like and behave just as normal humans, including linguistic behavior, yet have no subjective consciousness.

A fuzzy logic system is capable of mapping nonlinear relationships between an input vector and a scalar output; moreover it can handle both numerical values and human-like linguistic knowledge or variables.