Linguistic distances can, for instance, be based on a hierarchical linguistic classification [24], or they can be directly derived from structural linguistic features such as aspects of sound systems and grammar [25], [26].
In the word feature extraction step, we extract information that aims to characterize each word using features that range from simple statistical (such as DF, for instance) and linguistic (POS tags, for instance) knowledge to hybrid measures that utilize both kinds of knowledge.
For instance, linguistic statements consist of terms like "about" or "approximately between".
Establishing rules that settle a diversity of linguistic practices, for instance the notation of abbreviated words, makes it easier for people to write, read, and teach in Haitian Creole.
In order to measure linguistic distance, for instance, we can now make use of a dummy indicating whether one of the official languages of the receiving state is an official language in the sending state.
Far from being a betrayal of Q's founding principles, such instances of linguistic bad faith are entirely in keeping with them.
Such instances of linguistic iteration frequently fall outside the scope of regular language lessons and yet the patterns they reveal are as commonplace as they are complex.
Finally, it takes description to be a generalisation of the linguistic characteristics of text instances or, in other words, the regularities of the uses of linguistic forms in discourse.
He found that for each instance of linguistic filler — words like "tasty," "mouthwatering," and "savory" — the average price of a dish is nine per cent less.
