Sentence examples for linguistic training from inspiring English sources

"I wanted the basic linguistic training to do a translation of the New Testament".

Throughout his career he promoted linguistic training for speakers of languages of indigenous peoples so that they could preserve them and pass them on to another generation.

They spend too little time in country, undergo no appreciable linguistic training and the Pashtuns fear their presence and reject their cultures.

Dummett, for his part, presses two main challenges to realism: (1) to explain how humans could come to understand statements which are unrecognizably true, given that human linguistic training necessarily proceeds in terms of publicly accessible and recognizable aspects of use, and (2) to explain how such an alleged understanding could be manifested or displayed.

Dummett pressed two main challenges to realism thus construed: (1) to explain how humans could come to understand statements which are unrecognizably true, given that human linguistic training necessarily proceeds in terms of publicly accessible and recognizable aspects of use, and (2) to explain how such an alleged understanding could be manifested or displayed.

"They are using information about letters and the relation between letters to perform the task without any kind of linguistic training," said Jonathan Grainger, a psychologist at the French Center for National Research and at Aix-Marseille University in France who was the study's first author.

The theory, dating back to the 1970s, is widely repeated and frequently taught in neuro-linguistic training courses.

The first annotator is a clinical expert who is a medical doctor with linguistic annotation training.

Vice versa, linguistic models trained on Ohm_E yield nearly the same improvement for A nger compared to the models trained on Ohm_A.

The baseline system (acoustic and linguistic models trained on Ohm_base) is given in column "Ohm_base" and is identical in all three tables.

If all you need is the linguistic equivalent of training wheels, you can do what readers, writers and lexicographers have done for hundreds of years: look for models.