Sentence examples for linguistic record from inspiring English sources

"The separation of Tibetans and Hans at 3,000 years ago is simply not tenable by anything we know from the historical, archaeological or linguistic record," said Mark Aldenderfer, a Tibetan expert at the University of California, Merced.

The earliest linguistic records are Old Turkic inscriptions, found near the Orhon River in Mongolia and the Yenisey River valley in south-central Russia, which date from the 8th century ce.

It also contains the experiential term that provides the linguistic recording of the empirical character of protocols, that is, their experiential origin.

The relationship between the archeological and linguistic records of human activity is very broad, extending from modern human language origins amongst our Paleolithic forebears onward into the usage of 'texts' (both written and oral) to assist interpretation of the archeological record of recent human history.

Bobaljik and Harrison both argue that Siberian linguistic records now require comprehensive updating through new field investigations in order to attempt to preserve what could possibly be numerous unrecorded, or inadequately documented, languages, along with important anthropological and ecological information conveyed through them.

This time, Cockcroft had written in appreciation of the series of blank pages that Macfarlane had left at the back of the book, in the hope that readers would record linguistic curios.

Characters are written symbols which are used to record linguistic units (e.g., morphemes, words, phrases, and sentences).

Finally, each word and phrase and formula is compared with every recurrence of the same element or elements elsewhere, and all variations in the physical and the linguistic contexts are recorded.

Nor are their findings supported based on what is found in the archaeological, paleoenvironmental, linguistic, or historical records.

Historical, linguistic and artistic records are consistent with genetic and biosystematic data and indicate that the domestication of artichoke and cardoon diverged at different times and in different places.

Its lasting value is less as an account of Enron's daywork than as a social and linguistic data pool, a record of the way we write online when we're not preening for the public eye.