Sentence examples for linguistic order from inspiring English sources

Lankov, who grew up in the Soviet Union and studied at Kim Il-sung Uninersity, in Pyongyang, says that it is often easy to translate North Korean propaganda into Russian because many idioms were converted from Russian into Korean word for word, with little regard for Korean grammar or linguistic order.

Sustained acceptance can make tongue-tripping nicknames less necessary, and reset the linguistic order.

Participants were asked to verify whether a two-bar graph matched a statement such as, "Are there more blueberries than oranges?," and visual routines that mimicked the linguistic order within the question led to faster responses.

To quantify the contribution of word patterns that cannot be explained just by chance, we considered a random version of the text where linguistic order was absent.

This was observed both when linguistic order was destroyed by disordering the words and when a more formal model was used in which correlations between words are ignored.

This suggests that our main finding of a linguistic universal related to the quantification of word ordering does not depend on the precise way in which linguistic order is neglected or destroyed.

In this paper, we extend the distance measure to the linguistic fuzzy sets, and develop the linguistic distance operators, such as linguistic weighted distance (LWD) operator, linguistic ordered weighted distance (LOWD) operator, and study some of their desired properties.

QuAM has been designed by exploiting a fuzzy linguistic approach along with the Computing with Words (CWW) paradigm: the customers feedbacks are modeled through linguistic labels, which naturally fit to describe human judgments; then a linguistic operator LOWA (Linguistic Ordered Weighted Averaging) allows aggregating all the collected judgments into a synthetic linguistic expression.

In order to assess the impact of correlations deriving from word ordering, we studied the differences between the entropy obtained from the original linguistic sequences and the entropy of random texts lacking any linguistic ordering.

At the end of the 1950s, with the rise of the Real as the register of a new focus of Lacan's thinking—I will say more about Lacan's tripartite register theory subsequently (see 2.1 below)—things and phenomena escaping, resisting, or thwarting the signifying powers of the socio-linguistic symbolic order became ever more central in Lacanian theory.

We must put our own linguistic house in order.