Sentence examples for of a given language from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, the standard language can also be regarded as one of the dialects of a given language, though one that has attracted special prestige.
Influenced by Ferdinand de Saussure and in turn influencing Roman Jakobson, Trubetskoy redefined the phoneme functionally as the smallest distinctive unit within the structure of a given language, and he further broke these phonemes into their distinctive features.
Today, in an age when France no longer has compulsory military service, and when, as here, society is large and complex and there's no one Tower of Babel being built but dozens or hundreds, each group of speakers of a given language, be it small or large, can, in effect, build a tower of their own.
Germany is a trade powerhouse, so its language will be more economically valuable for an outsider than the language of a relatively more closed economy.But in American context (the one Mr Saiz studied), the more important factor is probably supply, not demand, of speakers of a given language.
To be sure, Chomsky has often claimed that all speakers of a given language acquire the same grammar.
After all, when you're featuring such visually-driven content, it can appeal to readers who aren't native speakers of a given language.
For instance, Taylor (1976) provides a recursive definition of a collection of 'states of affairs' for a given language.
Solutions to the inference problem are evolved by optimizing the parameters of a covering grammar for a given language sample.
Groups of phones that are equivalent for a given language (not affecting the words recognized by a hearer, if interchanged) are the phonemes of the language.
Under the influence of the later Wittgenstein, he maintained that it does not make sense to speak of a universal standard of rationality because what is rational is decided by a backdrop of norms governing a given language and form of life.
In the present study, we make the hypothesis that neuronal responses for verb grammatical processing may be more or less evident depending on the morphological complexity of verbs in a given language.
