Sentence examples for language is reduced from inspiring English sources

Given the universal freely generated syntactic calculus discussed above, the task of providing a categorial grammar for a particular language is reduced to specifying its lexicon: the typelogical framework, in this sense, represents the culminating point of 'lexicalizing' grammar formalisms.

One way to view this relationship is to consider, as suggested by Tucker (2006:960), that "the full potential of language is reduced under the influence of the context of culture and the context of situation", which maintains the relationship between meaning potential and instance.

Language is reduced to simple phrases or even single words, eventually leading to complete loss of speech.

In many of BAM's productions, language was reduced to a sort of incantatory role in the service of tableau or theatrical spectacle.

Compared with the control group, complete developmental score, cognitive score and language were reduced (P < 0.01), but socioeconomic status was significantly lower in the patient group (P = 0.0001).

The frequencies of developmental delay in all DQ areas except for language were reduced in 2005 compared with 2002; before adjustment, the difference was significant for delay in the motor area (p = 0.033).

The social importance of many languages was reduced, for example, by Russian dominance or by (as happened in Iran) a ban on the public use of Turkic.

Here one must note that in Logical Syntax, Carnap also modified the thesis of extensionality he had previously defended alongside Russell and Wittgenstein: now it merely claimed the possibility of purely extensional languages and no longer demanded that intensional languages be reduced to them (ibid., §67).

To simplify the analyses, the tone inventories of both the stimulus and response languages were reduced to a few theoretically relevant categories.

We know from previous research that most people with atypical language lateralisation have normal language and literacy skills: nevertheless, our results confirm that language laterality is reduced in those with dyslexia.

Previous studies suggest that functional connectivity in the left hemisphere language network is reduced in adults with epilepsy regardless of side of seizure onset, and that this is associated with poorer language function (Waites et al., 2006; Vlooswijk et al., 2010; Pravata et al., 2011).