Sentence examples for linguistic terminology from inspiring English sources

Nor is it a conflict based on language, linguistic terminology or discursive trends, as much as some would like it to become.

So we are confronted with the paradoxical situation that linguistic terminology (e.g., verbum, locutio, oratio, dicere, etc). is used to describe a phenomenon whose independence from any language is strongly emphasized at the same time.

One idea, keying off of proposals in Hawthorne and Manley (2012) would be that the predicational content of a description – the noun phrase minus the determiner 'the' (the N-bar in linguistic terminology)—is not part of the semantics proper, but is rather an expression of material that is presupposed.

Here she riffs on the symbol of the vulture, as both a positive force in nature and its use as negative linguistic terminology.

In linguistic terminology, English Taoism/Daoism is formed from the Chinese loanword tao/dao "way; route; principle" and the native suffix -ism.

In the role of defense attorney Jake Ehrlich, Mad Men's Jon Hamm spends much of his screen time arguing semantic points and debating linguistic terminology with a procession of sour-faced literary snobs.

Industry-Specific Linguistic Dictionaries: Branded terminology is tailored with industry-specific dictionaries and linguistic fine-tuning to optimize the natural language search relevancy to the user's intent.

We want our students learn how to express their opinion using proper linguistic means and terminology, encourage and enhance their professional competence.

A particular advantage of NLP is its ability to take into account the linguistic context around terminology of interest.

Our goal is to increase productivity of translators and project managers using an effective innovative Translation Memory technology supplemented by the whole range of linguistic products, e.g. terminology management, machine translation, QA, integration APIs, etc".

He is reported as having had some interest in natural philosophy, including astronomy (DK 84AI (Suda), A5 (Aristophanes) and B3 (Galen)), and as having applied his linguistic theory to medical terminology (DK 84B4 (Galen)).