Sentence examples for linguistic stage from inspiring English sources

A radically opposing viewpoint, widely known as the "Indo-Hittite" hypothesis, holds that Anatolian and Proto-Indo-European, the reconstructed source of all other Indo-European languages, are collateral (same-generation) descendants of a still earlier linguistic stage, Indo-Hittite, that lacked these characteristics.

It developed under Persian, Arabic and Turkic influence on apabhramshas (last linguistic stage of the medieval Indian Aryan language Pali-Prakrit) in South Asia during the Delhi Sultanate and Mughal Empire.

Hence, fuzzy set theory should be used to handle linguistic problem at this stage.

Conducted using an internationally accepted methodology, the cultural adaptation of an HRQoL questionnaire encompasses two essential stages: a translation stage ensuring linguistic validity of the questionnaire in the new language and the evaluation of the psychometric properties of the questionnaire or psychometric validation [ 30].

Signs of this linguistic disturbance, real or staged, are abundant.

The CIHR goal is to make these boards diverse in terms of gender, linguistic preference, and career stage--which means there's room on the boards for young scientists from all across Canada.

82– 84 This idea has been used to support gestural hypotheses for language evolution, whereby initial stages of linguistic syntax and semantics evolved in the context of a gestural protolanguage, rather than a vocal system.

The cultural adaptation encompasses two essential and complementary stages: a translation stage to achieve linguistic validity of the questionnaire in the target language and psychometric evaluation.

In the past thirty years, Chomsky has staged two more linguistic revolutions, in each of which he repudiated much of what he had said before.

Determining the geographic location, material culture, and linguistic characteristics of the earliest stages of Uralic at a period thousands of years prior to any historical record is a problem beset with enormous difficulties; consensus among Uralic scholars is limited to a handful of general hypotheses.

Allowing these functions to be partial provides a useful informational representation of the stages of a linguistic parse; much of the work of parsing involves completing this partial information, subject to constraints imposed by linguistic agreement conditions.