Sentence examples for linguistic differentiation from inspiring English sources

With its strong linguistic differentiation from the north, it is home to a rich operatic and balladic tradition of its own.

In spite of this linguistic differentiation, the literatures composed in all of these languages reflect, in different degrees, the monumental influence of Sanskrit literature, Sanskrit being the universal Indian language of culture.

Advancing a theory of linguistic differentiation, he suggested that languages that developed farther away from a centre of common origin are less disturbed by changes initiated at the point of origin and may retain archaic characteristics in common.

Similarly, racial or religious differences contribute to linguistic differentiation because contact between members of one faith or race and those of another within the same area is very often much more superficial and less frequent than contact between members of the same racial or religious group.

Previous analyses comparing genetic to linguistic differentiation in the Americas yielded equivocal results.

We are curious why religious, but not linguistic, differentiation from neighbours should produce a stabilizing effect.

HLA allele DRB1 distribution has been demonstrated to have a high correlation with linguistic differentiations in Africa.

Most significant is the imperfect correlation between ethno-linguistic differentiation and HLA diversity at the genetic level, illustrated by Rwanda and Burundi.

The basic cause of dialectal differentiation is linguistic change.

Syllable-timed speech involves speaking with minimal differentiation in linguistic stress across syllables.

In a number of areas ("linguistic landscapes") where the dialectal differentiation is essentially even, it is hardly justified to speak of regional dialects.