Sentence examples for one linguistic from inspiring English sources

There were two initial problems with this comedically, one cultural and one linguistic.

One linguistic casualty of that period was "casualty" itself, a word for an accidental loss that became a euphemism for dead and wounded around the time of the Crimean War, in the mid-19th century, the conflict that gave birth to the war correspondent.

We may have here one linguistic trace of the introduction of indica varieties from India into insular Southeast Asia.

If Repetition and Increment always tend to be expressed by one linguistic form in different languages, chances are high that these two functions are closely connected.

The first term extraction technique involves the application of two filters in the set of lemmatized words: one linguistic and another statistical.

Although only one linguistic mode (reading) has been studied extensively and only two types of media (printed versus multimedia) have been compared, these results suggest that ICTs are effective and efficient didactic tools.

In the fourth step, the 81 items were reviewed by a panel of seven experts specializing in multidisciplinary areas relevant to the study (ie, two experts on gerontological nursing, one on geriatric medicine, one on social gerontology, one on population development, one on linguistic and cultures, and one on instrument development).

A series of experiments shows that the stemmers generated by the probabilistic model are as effective as the ones based on linguistic knowledge.

Pedagogy is the way, in which our teachers instruct their students, and sadly, today's pedagogy is based on an IQ score, a shallow evaluation that can somewhat test one's linguistic and logical skill, but too often misrepresents true intelligence.

Given that the sentence Dogs bark is true just in case dogs bark, if one's linguistic community is overwhelmingly disposed to say that dogs bark, then Dogs bark is true.

Item one: conventionalized linguistic form (Lin). 男:下个星期你要去长林,是吗?