For instance there are doses of the kind of linguistic track-jumping that "All in the Family" beat to death years ago.
Linguistic ichnologists track the trope back to 1965, as "the proposed landing area for a spacecraft".
But it may allow them to track linguistic patterns on a vast scale and in something close to real time, identifying phenomena that can then be investigated more deeply by traditional fieldwork.
Observing linguistic history by tracking down anachronisms on television.
Arguelles "tracks his linguistic progress through the hours as saints once cataloged their physical self-sacrifices," Erard writes.
Despite Whedon's legions of fans (and his proven track record of linguistic innovation), it's easy to see in retrospect that glemphy was a nonstarter.
These systems first acquire the target audio from either an external acoustic text-to-speech system or from a recording of natural speech and afterwards this audio track and its linguistic parameters are used as input to create the visual mode of the output speech.
But Google Books is also responsible for another, quieter revolution: in the humanities.For centuries, researchers interested in tracking cultural and linguistic trends were resigned to the laborious process of perusing volumes one by one.
This study investigates the neuronal basis of the linguistic and perceptual systems and tracks their interactions using functional cortical connectivity.
In the archive, we keep track not only of linguistic firsts but also visual ones.
In any case, biologists and instructors should be cognizant of the risk that linguistic shortcuts may send students off track.
