And expressions such as the attack and the removal are not simply metaphors in the literary sense, given the (albeit subtle) change in meaning, but rather grammatical metaphors because of the actual switch in grammatical categories in the passage between the underlying language form, that of (3b), and the form corresponding to the surface level, that of (3a).
This formulation of the test presupposes that the underlying language in question is a language containing conditionals (iterated or not).
Yet an odd thing happens in a disaster, and that is how it bares the underlying language of clothes.
"Math is the underlying language of music," he said.
These differences in number, selection, and content of articles across languages are not accidental, but relate to the cultural differences between the underlying language communities.
In each case the semantics of the underlying languages and the preservation of the semantics of the considered programs are the surveyor's rod of admissibility.
The forms of errors made by children may be diagnostic of the different underlying language processing difficulties seen in different children.
These studies have used the slowly fluctuating hemodynamic responses to study connectivity, but for capturing transient, short-lasting changes in functional connectivity underlying language production a different approach is needed.
They have been visualizing the brain's long-range connections using state-of-the-art neuroimaging techniques, in order to investigate the neural mechanisms underlying language processing and reading, and in 2012, reported that the growth pattern of the white matter tracts predicts how a child's reading skills will develop over time.
The language organ, Chomsky said, cannot be dissected in the way that a liver or a heart can, but it can be described through detailed analyses of the abstract structures underlying language.
