Sentence examples for linguistic projects from inspiring English sources

Like some other recent linguistic projects, namely recordings of the 2011 freshman class of the University of California, Berkeley, the record-a-thon uses digital tools to capture and analyze what used to be unmanageable amounts of data.

Since then, and despite the war's bitter history, they have lived in relative obscurity with their Polish neighbours.Yet ties with Germany have remained strong with many German-Poles working or studying in Germany, and the minority is often dependent on Berlin for the funding of cultural and linguistic projects.

Nevertheless, the practical application of the proposed policy to reduce the extracted terms was empirically approved by reducing with quality the term extracted in applied linguistic projects conducted by TEXTCC research group leaded by Maria José Finatto at the Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul (UFRGS).

It's no wonder that DARE has been lauded since its inception; William Safire called it "the most exciting new linguistic project in the twentieth century".

In addition, the externally approved linguistic project received the approval of the Macquarie University Human Research Ethics Committees (HRECs) (Ref: 5201400911).

The trial protocol and the linguistic project have received the approval of the Lead Human Ethics Review Board at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital (Protocol Number: X10 0032 and Approval Number HREC/10/RPAH/51) and from the governance officers at each of the participating recruitment sites.

The semantic networks technique creates categories using a semantic/lexical network based on WordNet®, a linguistic project based in Princeton University (Miller 2006).

Not all linguists involved in the linguistic validation project are represented in the questionnaire results, as participation was voluntary.

"Instead of the language narrowing and becoming more standard, it's actually becoming more various," said William Kretzschmar, a professor at the University of Georgia and editor of the Linguistic Atlas Project.

The Linguistic String Project [ 43, 44] has developed a series of tools for analyzing medical text.

Here Dr. Sager showed that for a set of discharge letters a recall of 92.5% and a precision of 98.6% could be achieved for a limited set of pre-selected data using the parser produced by the Linguistic String Project at New York University [ 1- 3].