Sentence examples for linguistic importance from inspiring English sources

Of major linguistic importance were the many grammars, lexicons, and dictionaries published in Asia, including a Portuguese-Latin-Japanese glossary published in Nagasaki in 1604.

If a speaker is choosing to use performative verbs or another lexical resource that could lead to dual process interpretation, this is a marked case and should be at least noted in the analysis, as moments in which syntactic and semantic streams diverge may in themselves be of linguistic importance.

Table 2 Linguistic variables for the importance weight of criteria and the ratings Definition Precise number For the importance of criteria For the ratings Very bad (VB) Very low (VL) 1 Bad (B) Low (L) 3 Medium (M) Medium (M) 5 Good GG) High (H) 7 Very Good (VG) Very High (VH) 9. Determine whether the input data satisfies a "consistency check".

The present research aims at analyzing the importance of linguistic competence for engineering students in choosing their career and ensuring better employability.

The authors are cautious in striving for a balance between the effectiveness of linguistic knowledge and the importance of mathematics knowledge.

Furthermore, he saw the importance of linguistic studies (Sprachstudien) in the discovery of the part language plays in the formation and transmission of ideas (Vorstellungen) not just in "the metaphysical sense" as conditioning the creation of concepts, but also in the way in which an individual language imparts its formative imprint on these concepts (GS Vol 6, 147).

Such findings on metaphorical framing are grounded in a larger body of work that has established the importance of linguistic framing in reasoning [12], and the importance of narrative structure in instantiating meaning [13].

I welcome the discussion of the importance of linguistic validation (LV) of PRO measures for use in multi-national trials though suggest that there needs to be more guidance on the quality of LV work which ideally should involve the developer and include patient testing if optimal quality is to be achieved.

Four fuzzy sets in the form of linguistic weighting variables, which include "Low Importance (LI)", "Moderate Importance (MI)", "High Importance (HI)" and "Extreme Importance (EI)", were utilized to evaluate the importance of input variables (Fig. 4; Table 5).

OWA weights that are used in OWA operation reflect the differentiation of the importance of the linguistic terms that it proceeds from the hesitation among linguistic expressions.

Stepwise multilevel modeling showed that for multilingual pupils, a negative effect of tolerant practices towards multilingualism on same-language friendships existed, while linguistic diversity was of lesser importance.