Sentence examples for linguistic material from inspiring English sources

In Linguistics, 'context' commonly means the previous and subsequent linguistic material in a given text.

With enough linguistic material to work with, she says, she can run the program and draw accurate linguistic conclusions.

An intermediary "Dark Age" followed (c. 1500 c. 1420 bce), from which hardly any Hittite linguistic material is preserved.

The author – and his capacity to develop the quality of the linguistic material to which he resorts – is present only in the works".

Pioneers in research and development now regard Greek as a kind of inexhaustible quarry from which they can draw linguistic material at will.

Earlier Hittite linguistic material is represented by the indigenous proper names and a few loanwords found in the Cappadocian tablets, especially those from Nesha dating to circa 2000 1735 bce.

He had already asked his brother Alexander before he set sail for the New World to be on the lookout for linguistic materials during his travels in South and Central America.

He managed, with the help of his brother Alexander initially, to acquire what was probably the largest collection of linguistic materials in Europe for his time.

Figurative language does not constitute a unified class of linguistic materials that are understood by special figurative processes.

Before he died Humboldt bequeathed his entire collection of linguistic materials, including his own manuscripts, to the Royal Prussian Library in Berlin so that it would be accessible to the public for further research.

Experiments 1 and 2 crossed syntactic complexity and arithmetic complexity, and each revealed two main effects and a super-additive interaction during the critical region of the linguistic materials.