Language was characterized by the production of simple phrases with impaired prosody and, on occasion, echolalia.
The patient's language was characterized by AOS, with slow speech rate, prolonged intervals between syllables and words, decreased articulatory accuracy, sound distortions, and anomia.
On the other hand, specialized language is characterized by its relatively high degree of information condensation, frequently achieved by means of nominalizing processes.
The contemporary state of the Russian language is characterized by the abundance of borrowings (predominantly from English) and lack of verbal creativity on the basis of vernacular roots.
This is perhaps because the students use a more colloquial style, and, as Halliday (1989) has pointed out, colloquial language is characterized for having a generally higher degree of grammatical intricacy than specialized language.
In addition, the Arabic language is characterized by an extreme dialectal variation and nonstandardized speech representations, since it is usually written without short vowels and other diacritics, and thus has incomplete phonetic information [1].
He saw this present in the poem Lauda cuceritorului ("In Praise of the Conqueror"): In various pieces, the poetic language is characterized by pessimism, and, according to Barbu Cioculescu and Ion Vianu, was influenced by Romania's national poet, Mihai Eminescu.
Clinical language is characterized, among other peculiarities like misspellings, punctuation errors and incomplete sentences, by an abundance of acronyms and abbreviations [ 3].
Like many other Afro-Asiatic languages, Berber languages are characterized by a root and pattern system of morphology.
Afro-Asiatic languages are characterized by a "root and pattern" system in which the basic meaning of a word is manifested in the consonants alone.
Word order in the Slavic languages is characterized by a gradual shift of the verb from the beginning to the middle of the sentence (subject verb object).
