Additionally, the W2V method has been shown to produce representations that preserves important linguistic regularities [ 54]; as elaborated by Levy and Goldberg [ 55].
Systemic linguistics defines the main goal of language typology itself as mainly identifying cross-linguistic regularities in systems (e.g. MOOD, MODALITY) and their realisations.
This differentiation of a general theory of language from universal regularities of linguistic phenomena corroborates Osgood's (1966: 300) conception of theory as "a higher level description", defined as "a set of principles, which economically and elegantly, encompasses the whole set of functions" displayed by human languages.
The close conformity of the timings of regular linguistic sound changes to a Poisson process model over the approximately 28,000 language-years of evolution represented by the branches of the Turkic tree is striking in revealing an underappreciated regularity in this otherwise complex process.
> Our results shows that using a set of linguistic patterns based on the regularities observed in the expression of patient information in clinical abstracts, we were able to identify 50 more case reports that had not been tagged as such.
These linguistic phenomena and their universality or regularities across languages are posited as empirical questions and any claims thereby are descriptive motifs and generalisations based on descriptive materials (see e.g. Matthiessen 2004).
They are not, however, concerned with demonstrating the limitless structural regularities in society (such as linguistic routines, the permanence of national boundaries, the stability of religious practices, or the durability of gender or racial inequality).
Our account addresses the development of grammatical regularities and perspective, as well as how linguistic symbols become meaningful through grounding in perception, action, and emotional systems.
Since the EP is a language with much phonological regularity, we added to the G2P module some linguistic restrictions, which were pertinent to convert graphemes into phonemes.
