Sentence examples for linguistic structure from inspiring English sources

Search engines, unlike the tools linguists use to analyse standard corpora, do not allow searching for a particular linguistic structure, such as "[Noun phrase] far from [verb phrase]".

Yes, it's marginal in terms of linguistic structure.

Its high priest was French anthropologist Claude Lévi-Strauss, who studied societies through their linguistic structure.

The text in question is Syntactic Structures, "part of an attempt to construct a formalised general theory of linguistic structure".

This suggests that cultural evolution, rather than either of the two previous theories, explains the majority of linguistic structure.

Our results indicate that a hierarchy of neural processing timescales underlies grammar-based internal construction of hierarchical linguistic structure.

The linguistic structure consists of segments of the discourse into which the utterances naturally aggregate.

Other courses integrate the analysis of linguistic structure with phenomena that directly concern other disciplines.

Instead, it is a non-linguistic structure which can function as a semantic model of its sentential or propositional representations.

Whether propositions can meaningfully be said to have an analogous (albeit non-linguistic) structure is under debate (cf. Russell 1913, King 2007).

Interestingly, temporal-linguistic structure is prevalent in a number of applied NLP domains, so progress here may yield gains beyond mental health as well.