Sentence examples for language theoretical from inspiring English sources

From mythical thought, religion and art develop; from natural language, theoretical science develops.

Building upwards from the bottom, let us start with the three kinds of terms or vocabularies contained in a scientific language: theoretical, logical, and observational.

In a review of my 2011 book entitled Cultural Conceptualizations and Language: Theoretical Framework and Applications, Professor Alexandra Bagasheva states that "Sharifian lays solid theoretical and analytical grounds for what can be recognized as Cultural Linguistics".

Section The target language and theoretical framework briefly introduces the basic grammar of Tsou and the theoretical framework adopted in the paper.

Using high-level mathematics, the language of theoretical physics, he revealed findings that contradict his earlier work.

If all language bears theoretical presuppositions, then there seems to be no basis for supposing that language purporting to talk about unobservables must be treated differently from language about observables.

Integrative training to professionals with interdisciplinary competences in the domain of mind, brain and education, who share the same language and theoretical frameworks, is strongly advocated.

The function of these provisos means that instrumentalist constructions of scientific theories as mere calculating devices and programs for the elimination of theoretical language by reduction to observational language alone are misguided and cannot be sustained.

The theoretical language includes theoretical vocabulary, while the observational language involves observational terms.

Dante's problem was that he had to express in theoretical language a subtle relationship that might be better conveyed by metaphoric language and historical example.

For as written accounts, the creation myths alert us as to how deeply and profoundly the ancient mind was aroused by, and became cognitively fluent in, the observations in nature of the minute gradations of form that can be imitated through the expert modulation of words and images, and from there commandeered into a literal and theoretical language of analogy.