Pedagogy is faced with the task of designing incentives for the personality to implement its linguistic and creative potential in innovational products.
Meinong observes that the meaning of a word is usually an actual meaning for someone, but he also mentions in contrast to such a speaker's meaning the potential, linguistic meaning of a word.
Linguistic ethnography offers potential for studying complex sociotechnical practices in healthcare.
The potential linguistic barriers in Africa were mentioned previously [ 77], but these may be more easily overcome if scientific jargon is avoided while using language familiar to the participants [ 53].
Besides the degree to which learners are engaged with the linguistic aspects, investigating other potential of the tasks is of prime importance for maximizing learning opportunities.
The description of a systemic category's potential, whether linguistic or cultural contextual, does not undervalue such intuitions; but it seeks to extend the description to the complete range of regular patterns of possibilities.
Variables (e.g., linguistic, internet access) and potential biases in responses, recall, and classification were taken into account [ 33].
We had no knowledge of the linguistic abilities of the potential respondents, so the invitation was to all otherwise eligible women.
This interpretation, then, draws researchers' attention to the "catalog" or list of potential cognitive, linguistic, and social causes of regular sound changes to explain their timings and frequencies throughout history.
First, the initial translations of the interviews were conducted in the respective countries by the researchers themselves, and not by professional translators, and the secondary analysis was performed on the English text by Swedish and Dutch researchers, raising concerns about the potential for linguistic misinterpretation.
