Sentence examples for linguistic systems from inspiring English sources

It allows the linguist to outline the structure of the various linguistic systems that are deemed important in considering language as a social semiotic.

There may something in the idea that non-linear dynamics – chaos theory – can help explain linguistic systems, making change as unpredictable as the weather.

China Miéville is partial to a fabricated city setting, and he has outdone himself here by constructing two adjoining Eastern European city-states, Beszel and Ul Qoma, and their complex political and linguistic systems.

Because dialects greatly outnumber standard languages, they provide a much greater variety of phenomena than languages and thus have become the main source of information about the types of phenomena possible in linguistic systems.

Last year, the University of Liverpool set up the centre for research into reading, information and linguistic systems in order to quantify the work carried out by TRO; and Davis was this year named by the Observer and innovation organisation Nesta as one of Britain's 50 New Radicals.

Davis and her husband, Phil, director of the Centre for Research into Reading, Information and Linguistic Systems at Liverpool University, argue that reading literature – poetry, plays and novels – with others opens up a discussion about broader social themes, reminding individuals that their lives and their circumstances can't be considered in isolation from each other.

The current study focuses on noun phrase M's that have been typically treated in Chinese linguistics as part of the linguistic system of classifiers (Aikhenvald 2003).

These three contextual parameters have specific links to features found at the semantic and lexicogrammatical strata situated in the linguistic system, as attested to in most systemic functional literature (e.g. Figure 1-6 of Halliday and Matthiessen 2013).

Even God has a place in a linguistic system, as pure being, irreducible to the sign.

In what amounts to a mere 40 pages, he created the most complete linguistic system in history.

Using a comparative method of utmost precision, he clearly explained the early Indo-European linguistic system and traced its history.