Sentence examples for linguistic sciences from inspiring English sources

PHILIP LIEBERMAN Providence, R.I., Oct. 4, 2001 The writer is a professor of cognitive and linguistic sciences at Brown University.

The professor, Sheila E. Blumstein, chairwoman of the cognitive and linguistic sciences department at Brown, was selected by a unanimous vote of the Brown Corporation, the university's governing board, during a noon conference call.

Of course, many human actions deal with issues that are the concern of the natural and linguistic sciences.

One reason is the ambiguity of the term "writing which has been used in referring to orthography, written discourse, and the act of writing in linguistic sciences.

The Brown researchers, headed by William Warren, professor of cognitive and linguistic sciences at Brown, were able to "hit" virtual balls in a sensory vacuum just a white object in a blue sky with no extra information available, like the ball's spin or the ball's speed compared with clouds or a stadium or the ground.

Moreover, JG has a degree in bioethics and social sciences, WS (PhD) has a degree in social sciences, and AV (PhD) has a degree in linguistic sciences.

As Fig. 4 shows, two approaches to language comparison can be identified in linguistic science, namely 'comparative linguistics' and 'cross-cultural pragmatics' (cf. Matthiessen et al. 2008; Teruya and Matthiessen 2015).

Practical language learning and linguistic science are different fields, with different aims.

I also rarely see any serious linguistic science, and that topic is interesting to me.

He provides well-argued critiques of the orthodoxies that define language studies, including the myopia of linguistic science.

It should be noted that often what is considered to be a language is more a matter of politics and geography than one of linguistic science.