Sentence examples for linguistic coordination from inspiring English sources

Criticisms of the empiricist use of 2D semantics to explain linguistic coordination can be divided into two broad categories: (i) criticisms that target the account of linguistic conventions, and (ii) criticisms that target the account of individuals' linguistic understanding.

In particular, the empiricist seeks to characterize the psychological states that guide individuals' application of an expression to particular cases, and to explain how linguistic coordination within a linguistic community is achieved.

Second, the empiricist model of meaning provides the best psychological explanation of how such linguistic coordination is achieved (Jackson 1998b).[13] In addition to clarifying the structure of our semantic understanding, the 2D framework can help justify specific conceptual analyses.

For if languages have a common ancestor, then it is possible to explain universals — even ones that seem strange from a functional point of view — as being the result of our ancestors' having adopted a certain solution to a linguistic coordination problem.

Furthermore, the equilibria involved in coordinating on noun meanings appear to have an arbitrary element only because we cannot Pareto-rank them; but Millikan (1984) shows implicitly that in this respect they are atypical of linguistic coordinations.

Given the aforementioned linguistic and coordination issues with follow-up of migrant workers and the potential gravity of inappropriate clinical follow-up, it may be prudent to consider Q fever vaccination for all employees who work within UK meat-processing industries.

A framework investigating the dynamics of linguistic change and social coordination in virtue of which the word 'bachelor' has been assigned the function of expressing the lexical concept adult unmarried male would be an example of a foundational theory of word meaning.

Even granting that the biological function of moral judgment is social coordination, the linguistic function of moral judgments could go either way: it may be that the biological function was carried out through non-cognitive expressions of norm acceptance, but it may equally instead be that it was carried out through cognitive judgments involving claims to objective validity.

In two additional subjects, the intelligence quotient was borderline to the lower limit of the normal range with impairment of linguistic skills and oculomanual coordination in one subject, and delay of speech in the other (Supp. Table S3).

In particular, in the grammars, we addressed such linguistic issues as: ambiguous keywords, negation, coordination or anaphoric expressions.

It is most likely that both the left and right insula include distinct focal regions that differentially contribute to different aspects of speech production, such as planning and coordination, as well as other linguistic and nonlinguistic responses [e.g., see Singer et al., 2004].