Sentence examples for linguistic behaviour from inspiring English sources

His early studies on the linguistic behaviour of children led him to endorse noted linguist Noam Chomsky's assertion that humans possess an innate facility for understanding language.

Efficient linguistic behaviour has proved particularly difficult to produce in a machine.

Akin to the problem of learning are the relatively complex activities of reasoning, problem solving, and intelligent and linguistic behaviour.

Religious and linguistic behaviour, rather than descent, then, became the criteria for being Malay; this enabled previously Hindu-Buddhist peoples and former adherents of local religions to identify themselves (and even merge) with the Malays regardless of their ancestry.

One of the problems with this theory is that no clear link between technological and linguistic behaviour has been established even the more-sophisticated tools could have been made by nonspeaking hominins.

In our study, we analyse the speech of a radio presenter in a local station in Murcia and compare it to the audience's linguistic behaviour as shown in the phone calls received during the programme.

This account is holistic inasmuch as it requires that any adequate theory must address linguistic and non-linguistic behaviour in its entirety.

Deafness has been the target of linguistics, behaviour and cognitive psychologists, doctors, engineers, speech therapist, philosophers… Prelingually deafness limitations, go well beyond of speech, turning the cognitive and linguistic development in a laborious and always uncompleted task.

A change of events in the surrounding is often signalled via (bodily and linguistic) emotional behaviour in human agents and is likely to be perceived as such by robots.

While preliminary emphasis in social robotics is conventionally put on dyadic query-response acts in man machine communication, more sophisticated modelling will involve more varied signals (components) and patterns of linguistic structures and behaviour for emotion recognition and expression.

Multiple approaches have been made to link stammering behaviour to linguistic variability and complexity.