Sentence examples for linguistic with from inspiring English sources

Their influence is not only physical and linguistic, with more of them turning up at church.

In the past half century or so, however, this situation has produced a serious quarrel, political as well as linguistic, with two combatant parties: the prescriptivists, who were bent on instructing us in how to write and speak; and the descriptivists, who felt that all we could legitimately do in discussing language was to say what the current practice was.

But Schleiermacher's theory owes exclusively to Herder the two central moves (often wrongly thought to have been original with Schleiermacher) of supplementing "linguistic" with "psychological" interpretation and of identifying "divination" as the predominant method of the latter.

The Phaedo's discussion of Recollection suggests that there is something inherently flawed with empiricist or abstractionist accounts, at least those that attempt to derive any concept from our contacts, perceptual or linguistic, with the external world.

However, such fundamental and famous positions in it as his supplementing of "linguistic" with "psychological" interpretation and his identification of "divination" as the method pertaining especially to the latter are due entirely to Herder.

(Dennett himself sees this process as essentially linguistic, with both probes and higher-order thoughts being formulated in natural language. This variant of the view, although important in its own right, is not relevant to our present concerns).

Predicate-argument structures are used along with other linguistic features with a maximum entropy classifier.

The exclusion criteria are: patients with diabetes, patients being treated with steroids, patients with linguistic difficulties and patients with expected low compliance.

Correlation of BAEPs with linguistic problems and with MRI findings.

IQFRL is able to learn rules with different structures, and can manage linguistic variables with multiple granularities.

It has linguistic links with Lithuania to the south and historical and religious ties with Estonia to the north.