Sentence examples for linguistically oriented from inspiring English sources
Even the technical, linguistically oriented "Rectification of Names" is liberally sprinkled with comments about the adverse social consequences attending the abuse and misuse of language.
This paper contributes to the field of computational Construction Grammar (cf. Steels, 2012; Van Trijp, 2011) by providing a linguistically oriented formalized treatment of argument structure constructions within the architecture of a multipurpose lexico-conceptual knowledge base for Natural Language Processing systems known as FunGramKB (Periñán, 2013).
As against these readings, more linguistically oriented interpretations give conceptual priority to the symbolism.
Although this picture fits well with this linguistically oriented notion of "theory construction", it does follow the notion of construction in the tradition of mathematics.
Herzig and Longin (2003) and Arló Costa (2005) provide weaker systems of neighborhood semantics for such "probably -operators, while Yalcin (2010) discusses their behavior from a more linguistically oriented probably -operators
But by the early 1970s, more linguistically oriented work had expanded the empirical domain of presupposition theory from definite descriptions to other trigger types, including factives (Kiparsky and Kiparsky, 1970), implicatives (Karttunen, 1971a), focus particles (Horn, 1969), verbs of judging (Fillmore, 1971) and sortal constraints (Thomason, 1972).
Weak LSP performance validity on the other hand, could be said to be more linguistically (and communicatively) oriented fulfilling the task of employment entry benchmarking and rated by communications trainers and recruiters.
In support of special operations, these culturally oriented, linguistically capable Soldiers may also be tasked to provide functional expertise for foreign internal defense operations, unconventional warfare operations and direct action missions.
It's singles oriented, not artist oriented.
