A thesaurus editor was troubled by suggestions that, in a form of linguistic product placement, about 1,000 new words like "Budlightly," "Chevytough," and "Metlifelike" would probably be added to the vocabulary in future versions of English, starting with the Idiom IV chip-compatible English 2001, which will be available sometime next year for $97.
Film scripts are, of course, created linguistic products.
Our goal is to increase productivity of translators and project managers using an effective innovative Translation Memory technology supplemented by the whole range of linguistic products, e.g. terminology management, machine translation, QA, integration APIs, etc".
Following a five-module architecture, we consider numerical, fuzzy, and linguistic data on product attributes and customer requirements.
In contrast, the experimental psychologist B.F. Skinner (1904 90), a leading figure in the movement known as behaviourism, tried to show that all knowledge, including linguistic knowledge, is the product of learning through environmental conditioning by means of processes of reinforcement and reward.
Specifically, they treated it as the product of linguistic convention.
However, handling customers' linguistic preferences and uncertain product attributes remain significant and unresolved problems.
Thus, we should not analyze linguistic meaning as the product of convention, so long as conventions are understood as Lewisian systems of intentions, preferences, and expectations.
This study thus demonstrated that talkers' realization of a variable sound is a complex product of linguistic structure, speakers' background, and idiosyncratic preference.
This ambivalence can perhaps be traced to the mature Mendelssohn's growing suspicions that the entire issue separating idealists and those supporting contrasting positions is misbegotten, a product of linguistic confusion (see the discussion of Mendelssohn's views on language below).
Much of this comes from the growing role of linguistic professionals in naming products.
