They are not generalizations of the above two sentences as instances of wording, they are generalizations of these sentences as instances of sounding, information not relevant at the stratum of lexicogrammar given the epistemological approach of stratification that forms the basis of this dimension of functional linguistic study.
Then, the numerator in Equation (e1) is e5 Because functional instances of word W are over-represented in the test set of sequences compared with control, the final sum in Equation (e5) is always positive and the difference (T pi − C pi ) is proportional to f pi.
Snorting at a colonial governor's promise that "the fair Prospect of the security of your country [was now] being settled upon the most sure and lasting foundation," Adams nailed the hapless blowhard for double tautology ("the security, being secured upon secure foundations"), a classic instance of words being used "mearly for sound".
A "malapropism" is a farfetched, usually accidental instance of word switching.
'It was probably the greatest instance of word of mouth that I'd ever seen,' said Gary Fisketjon, McInerney's original editor at Knopf, of the novel's success.
Each instance of word W pi in the test or control sequences can either correspond to a true binding site of the TF (we call it functional) or not (non-functional).
Users can search for words and phrases and see the instances of those words in Guardian articles from 2000 until the present day.
It features more than 80 instances of the words "fuck" and derivatives thereof.
The tone is set in the four-page prologue which contains 34 instances of the words "I", "me" or "my".
The others wrestle awkwardly with language, and "reasons" is filled with instances of misinterpreted words and of people groping for mots justes that never arrive.
