Sentence examples for linguistic aim from inspiring English sources

Corpora of spoken discourse are structured collections of naturally occurring speech (in narrative or conversational form) organized in larger textual units and compiled systematically with a linguistic aim in mind.

Linguistic variables aim to reflect individuals' perception on the variable.

There is ongoing computational linguistic research aimed at discovering whether, for example, semantic annotation that is semi-automatically added might suffice for recognition of whether a product review is positive or negative (what computational linguists call 'sentiment analysis').

Ms. Tannen explored misunderstandings between the sexes that she ascribed to different male and female linguistic styles; Ms. Williams aims to chronicle "the racial slights and indignities" that occur between the races -- the everyday kinds of "little things" that wouldn't get mentioned in more formal racial discussions sponsored by government or academia.

"standardization of concepts and their terms as well as of concept systems by authorized committees with appropriate domain-specific, linguistic and methodical qualifications aiming at terminological definitions in standards".

As Fig. 1 shows, the demands on the theory he envisaged broadly cover the core aims of linguistic science (i.e. the horizontal dimension) and the scope of the material typically covered in different linguistic investigations (i.e. the vertical dimension).

The aim of our linguistic agents is to participate in a society of entities with different skills, and to collaborate in the interpretation of natural language sentences in a prototype of an automatic German Spanish translator.

Graphic design should aim at facilitating linguistic and social development of a child, at the same time stimulating his or her creativity and abstract thinking, as well as supporting the development of fine motor skills, which are all necessary to self- sufficiency.

The aim of my linguistic scalpel: "busy".

The aim of the linguistic validation of the FIM was to produce a Chinese version which could be conceptually equivalent to the original American English version [ 19].

The proposal had been that only after prolonged periods of structural exercises should additional training aim at transferring linguistic skills to conversation contexts.