Sentence examples for linguistics with from inspiring English sources

Edwin Battistella Ashland, Ore., Nov. 21, 2010 The writer teaches linguistics with a New Jersey accent.

Adams plays Dr Louise Banks, a world-renowned professor of comparative linguistics with nothing in her life but her work.

Degree: I just finished up at N.Y.U., majoring in Italian and linguistics, with minors in creative writing and African studies.

He covers topics like lexicography, grammar, comparative linguistics, with meaty sections on dialects, dyslexia, discourse, multilingualism and more.

Amy Adams is Dr Louise Banks, a professor of comparative linguistics with nothing and no one in her life but her work.

For David Bamman, a senior researcher in computational linguistics with Tufts University's Perseus Project, analyzing collocations can help unwrap the way a writer "indexes" a literary style by lifting phrases from the past.

The study of kin terminology, however, developed into an increasingly technical area that had more in common with linguistics than with the study of everyday practices of kinship.

"I see my job as making a change in that by helping in whatever way I can with my background in linguistics and with some handle on the resources at the university".

(In broad outline, this exclusion of semantics from linguistics comports with Sapir's view that form is linguistic but content is cultural).

A comparison between the content analysis and the linguistic analysis provides a means for assessing the compatibility of the linguistics findings with content statements concerning degrees of project ownership.

Northumbria is also planning to merge the linguistics subjects with the school of arts and social sciences.