Sentence examples for linguistic working from inspiring English sources

This view is perhaps most clearly expressed by MacDonald and Christiansen (2002) who argued that language processing tasks and linguistic working memory tasks should be considered as simply different measures of language processing skill.

This procedure provides a dual task paradigm that to a large extent resembles the circumstances concurring in the Reading Span Test [32] delivered to study linguistic working memory capacity.

Navigation may be preferred as it does not interfere with linguistic working memory (Benn et al., 2015; Bergman et al., 2013), which may be required for tasks such as remembering which goods to purchase.

Webster's intense patriotism carried over to his linguistic work.

The skills required to do this kind of linguistic work have their costs.

He also wrote general linguistic works, including the Introduction to the Science of Language, 2 vol. (1880).

His linguistic work presented much data on languages otherwise little known, notably the Aymaran and Quechuan languages of South America.

It's a neat idea that makes certain very specific claims about how language is represented in our mind, and how sound relates to meaning; decades of linguistic work have been based on it.

Dedicated to Cicero, Varro's De lingua Latina ("On the Latin Language") is of interest not only as a linguistic work but also as a source of valuable incidental information on a variety of subjects.

Also, some linguistic work is done to make sure something the carmaker might be selling in Brazil doesn't mean "this car is a death trap" in Portuguese.

In the former case they do linguistic work based on their discrete semantic qualities, and in the latter they appear to serve a primarily grammatical function.