Lithuanian can be considered a low e-resourced language as little transcribed audio data, and more generally, only limited linguistic resources are available electronically.
The fish (and assorted oceanic mammals), in other words, far outnumbered my linguistic resources.
Utterly truthful, indefatigably logical, Christopher drives even the calmest adults to the edges of their linguistic resources.
This technique is based on text corpora and independent of linguistic resources such as WordNet.
between landscape terms, place names and body part terms, and how linguistic resources are mapped onto the environment.
By Rebecca Mead June 11 , 2015The English language, with roots in Latin, French, and German, gives even non-writers luxurious linguistic resources to draw upon.
They will explore UC Berkeley's extensive linguistic resources, including field notes, journals, and recordings on tape and wax cylinders.
The analysis of the data shows students expanded their linguistic resources and had a deeper understanding of historical texts at the end of the semester.
The proposed LInSTSS approach is particularly suitable for application in situations when no large, publicly available, electronic linguistic resources can be found for the desired language.
Maori and Pakeha2 youth for example draw on different cultural and linguistic resources to voice their relationships to place and identity.
Four descriptive case studies of Spanish-speaking newcomer immigrant youth in New York City public high schools examine how schools structured peer linguistic resources.
