Sentence examples for lexical identity from inspiring English sources

"The gif has evolved from a medium for pop-cultural memes into a tool with serious applications including research and journalism, and its lexical identity is transforming to keep pace".

"The GIF has evolved from a medium for pop-cultural memes into a tool with serious applications including research and journalism, and its lexical identity is transforming to keep pace," Katherine Martin, the head of the United States dictionaries program at Oxford University Press, was quoted as saying.

The results are clear: whether the first syllable has a falling or a level (high) tone is a robust online cue to the lexical identity in Finnish.

The behavioral gating test (see Supplementary Fig. 1 b) showed that this corresponds to the time when acoustic input was sufficient to reveal the lexical identity of the stem (−150 to 0 ms pre-onset closure) and the presence of a grammatical suffix (0 100 ms Post-onset closure).

We concentrate on features that provide complementary information w.r.t. the lexical identities of the words.

One of the benefits of such a paradigm is that the trained task is related to previously established language knowledge (e.g., identity of lexical items); it therefore resembles non-linguistic laboratory skill learning paradigms in which the novel skill builds upon existing skills (e.g., finger opposition [49]; voice in noise discrimination, [48]).

However, evidence that streaming is modified or reset by attention [ 3], and that lexical knowledge can affect reports of speech sound identity [ 4, 5], suggests that higher-level factors may influence perceptual organization.

Secondly, all the grammatical and lexical cohesive devices of each text are annotated, with identity chains (IC) and similarity chains (SC) identified.

For example, the relatively long duration of the /u/ in the initial syllable of MUSic as well as the relatively long duration of the /o/ in the initial syllable of OCtopus might be mapped onto a pre-lexical representation coding for long vowels regardless of vowel identity.

But for a proper name, all the representations converge on only one "person identity node," with a single link to the lexical level, making the last act of retrieval that much more easily blocked.

Nominal words are: (i) lexical nouns; (ii) determiners (personals and demonstratives), which construe the identity of the thing and create cohesion with others; (iii) numeratives (numerals and "classifiers"), which itemize and construe quantity, and (iv) postpositive nouns, which indicate the facet of the thing.