Sentence examples for in some linguistic from inspiring English sources

Experience was thought to act as a trigger/releaser of innate information, or, as in some linguistic theorizing, as setting values to parameters that were left unspecified by our innate endowment.

Second, it is reasonable to expect accent commands occurring at or near the end of intermediate intonational phrases; these are model approximations to 'boundary tones' in some linguistic transcription methods [25].

Though Morgenstern was known for his nonsense poetry, there was truth in his suggestion that some linguistic labels are perfectly suited to the concepts they denote.

Thus, Chomsky (1988 61-62) compared the learner to a switchbox: just as a switchbox's circuitry is all in place but for some switches that need to be flicked to one position or another, the learner's knowledge of language is basically all in place, but for some linguistic 'switches' that are set by linguistic experience.

It also greatly simplifies the interpretive process and question-answering, since the target logical forms formal db queries have a known, precise syntax and are executed automatically by the db management system, leaving only the work of displaying the computed results in some appropriate linguistic, tabular or graphical form.

In some cases, linguistic and cultural barriers triggered poor or delayed treatment.

But Henderson is adamant, giving us six reasons to ditch "comprised of" and dropping some linguistic clangers in the process.

In addition, we also take some linguistic features into consideration.

Besides unusual, the author's creative process is also influenced by an in-born linguistic plurality.

The adoption at the beginning of the 20th century of the idea that philosophical problems are in some important sense linguistic (or conceptual), a hallmark of the analytic approach, has been called the "linguistic turn".

They merely describe it in different linguistic styles, some straightforward and some others complex and/or indirect.