Sentence examples for internal vocabulary from inspiring English sources

Instead, he said, every individual has an internal vocabulary of personal images that is permanent, formed completely by the age of 20, and that cannot be changed.

I look at things that interest me and take that in and create an internal vocabulary.

However simply observing the world for long enough, especially the organized and intentional world of an adult environment, may be sufficient for forming enough of an internal vocabulary of experience to start categorizing, organizing, and coding the events of daily life.

For example, a still very common idea, often attributed to John Locke and openly embraced by Jerry Fodor in the nineteen seventies, is that interpersonal spoken communication works by speakers' translation of their internal mental vocabularies into sounds followed by hearers' re-translation into their own internal vocabularies.

Hajdu's book describes well the bitter moment when Dylan, who had been mothered, adored, and promoted by Baez, cast her aside as he rejected protest songs for a more internal, hallucinatory vocabulary and, eventually, an electric beat.

Qenya differs from late Quenya by having different internal history, vocabulary, and grammar rules as described in the "Qenyaqetsa".

Internal controlled vocabularies are also used to capture, for example, details about antibody production such as the organism in which an antibody was produced and whether the antibody is tissue specific.

High on their own internal music, juggling vocabularies and voices, they gave no warning when their stories or rants or descriptions were going to lapse into nonsense.

CSO also defines controlled vocabulary terms internal to the ontology.

The internal consistency for the vocabulary familiarity sections was α = 0.94; for the confidence scales, α = 0.93; and for the attitude scales, α = 0.91.

As Roy notes, however, "turbo" is vocabulary used for internal combustion engine vehicles.