Sentence examples for linguistic that from inspiring English sources

The multiplicity of identities – national, religious, ethnic or linguistic – that are fragmented yet represented in such a structure, is "re-centralized" in a non-territorial way around a rhetoric of mobilization.

Moreover, from a practical point of view, it would be more cumbersome to time-align the different units prosodic, that is, acoustic units, and linguistic, that is, syntactic or dialogue units, based on automatic speech recognition and higher level segmentation at a later stage in an end-to-end processing system, and to interpret the combination of these two different types of units accordingly.

This opens new and interesting challenges regarding how disciplines dealing with particular kinds of evidence (e.g., archeological, socio-cultural, and linguistic) that are of crucial importance to get the full picture of a complex process take advantage of evolutionary thought and adapt it to non-biological data.

There were a lot of other reasons, economic and linguistic, that Spain became a backwater for so long.

Capturing the same commercial advertising linguistic that Street Artists typically lampoon, the text based riff clearly draws the connection to the appreciation for hand-style that originally marked a "style" revolution in graffiti.

There is a degree of membership for each linguistic term that applies to that input variable.

The word, god, is linguistic intervention that reflects a conservative ideology that historically limited democratic opportunity.

That is, they seem to create linguistic environments that do not permit substitution of co-designating singular terms salva veritate.

The linguistic analysis that helped to reveal that J. K. Rowling was the pseudonymous author of a detective novel.

More intriguingly, some even suspect that these could be "linguistic fossils" that reflect humankind's first utterances.

This means that there may be other linguistic structures that could work equally well to those we designed.