All language co-occurrences are possible with the same probability.
H0: Uniform All language co-occurrences are possible with the same probability.
Thus, our answer to research question three on cross-language link occurrence is, in its generality, new data on this subject.
To answer this question, we analyse matrices of language co-occurrences based on a 6.5% random sample of the data (200,748 concepts).
And as it happens, Guugu Yimithirr is not a freak occurrence; languages that rely primarily on geographical coordinates are scattered around the world, from Polynesia to Mexico, from Namibia to Bali.
An example of an instantial term in natural language would be occurrences of 'n' when one supposes that n is an arbitrary prime number and on the basis of subsequently establishing the claim that n is F, one concludes that all prime numbers are F. Or given that some prime number is F, one might let n be "a prime that is F" and go on to establish certain other claims "about" n.
The results also showed low frequency of occurrence of language functions such as Modifying, Commenting, Persuading, Negotiating of Meaning, though these functions have been clear stated in the SOPE Standards and test specifications.
The very low use of neuropsychological assessments (<10%) is striking given the well-documented occurrence of language, literacy and attentional comorbidities in RE 23 24 and their impact on educational achievement and quality of life.
The occurrence of language conflict is predicted by models of word processing that assume parallel activation of words from different languages in an integrated lexicon that contains words from all these languages (van Heuven et al. 1998; Dijkstra and van Heuven 2002).
The purpose of the current study was to identify the impact of task complexity on the occurrence of language-related episodes (LREs) during task-based interaction in two task types (i.e., picture narration and picture difference tasks).
Contrary to the folk notion of a mental lexicon where word types are associated to fully specified meanings or senses, lexical semantic forms have therefore been taken to correspond to schematic representations whose primary function is to supervise the recruitment of the extra-linguistic information required to interpret word occurrences in language use.
