Sentence examples for occurring word from inspiring English sources

The results show that while in the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s "love" was the number one most frequently occurring word, by the 1990s it had slipped to number three behind "baby" at number two, and in the 2000s it was down to ninth place, though "baby" was still at two and "girl" at three.

Table 2 presents the mean durations for the medial position of the production database (initial position is not given due to the occurring word boundary).

There needs to be ONE most commonly occurring word, as two evenly popular words will give you an error message.

Thirdly, the COUNTIF function determines how many times each word is used, and the MAX function determines the most commonly occurring word.

To identify common words and themes, frequencies of all the words contained in the responses to this question in the database were tabulated to identify frequently occurring words.

The words are drawn from bands of the 1000 (1K), 2000 (2K), 3000 (3K), 5000 (5k) and 10,000 (10K) most frequently occurring words in the British National Corpus (Harrington & Carey, 2009).

We developed a large set of stimuli with more intra-category variability to mimic naturally occurring words and to reduce stimulus-specific effects.

The educational corollary of this research is that L2 learners should first master these 2000 most frequently occurring words before attempting to study content through English (Meara, Lightbown & Halter, 1997).

However, we seem to share intuitions of analyticity, i.e., we seem to regard some, but not all sentences of a natural language as true by virtue of the meaning of the occurring words.

First, 131 topically uninteresting but frequently occurring words were removed from the data (e.g., 'study'result'lt', etc).

The minimality constraint imposed on minimal absent words guarantees that amongst all absent words, minimal absent ones are the closest to the boundary of the set of all occurring words.