Sentence examples for linguistics of from inspiring English sources

These are just a few of the subconscious but built-in linguistics of our physical environments.

The activities of the folklore group are complemented by the Institute of Literature and Linguistics of the Academy of Sciences.

One week, for example, we talked about the linguistics of names; afterward, the religion student gave a talk about the name of God in different religions.

My colleagues and I have been studying the linguistics of teacher-student relationships -- a bit like those of parents and children.

The couple have embraced an academic life, with Aristide writing on the linguistics of Zulu and Haitian Creole, as well as on the theology of love.

"We have deaf standup comedians and I don't think hearing people would laugh at them, because it is about the linguistics of BSL".

Morphology, in linguistics, study of the internal construction of words.

Australian languages are of interest to general linguistics because of their unusual grammatical structures.

Earlier this month, nature published a linguistics analysis of the climate summary papers of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.

Yaron Matras, professor of linguistics, The University of Manchester, Manchester, UK Yaron has a background in bilingualism, sociolinguistics and dialectology.

In Still Alice, Moore plays a professor of linguistics and mother of three with early onset Alzheimer's.