Sentence examples for linguistic classifications from inspiring English sources

To answer this question, the classifier system, which marks linguistic classifications of objects, should be the first system to be examined.

In the regression models we considered three linguistic classifications.

The three linguistic classifications were encoded with factors having 8, 14 and 16 levels respectively (see ).

The factor levels will be dependent on the choice of the linguistic classifications considered further in this study.

The first and second linguistic classifications corresponded to Greenberg's classification at the stock level and at the group level [28], [45].

After correcting for geographic effects, we evaluated the predictive capabilities of three linguistic classifications: Greenberg's classification at two distinct levels and The Ethnologue classification.

The sentence goes on to cite George Lakoff's study of linguistic classification, Women, Fire and Dangerous Things: What Categories Reveal About the Mind.

The Nostratic theory is among the most promising of the many currently controversial theories of linguistic classification.

While teaching at Columbia, Greenberg published Studies in African Linguistic Classification (1955; expanded and rev. 1963 as The Languages of Africa).

A traditional linguistic classification of the Southern African Khoisan languages divides them into three effectively unrelated groups: Northern, Central, and Southern.

The contemporary literature on linguistic classification extends the basic Lambek Calculus with richer forms of combination, in which more syntactic features can be modelled (see Moortgat 1995).