Under the Belgian system, people vote for a different set of parties, organized on linguistic lines, depending on where they live.
The experimental work has been organized around the linguistic description of visual scenes of the blocks world type.
Compared with controls, linguistic functions were organized in an atypical manner, both in terms of spatial structures involved and in the time course of the linguistic processes, from word reading to late stages of word encoding in working memory.
Kuhl 2000 argues that these prototypes subsequently function as 'magnets' around which subsequent linguistic experiences are organized, and form the set points of the language-specific phonological 'map' that emerges by the end of the first year.
The cerebellum is a highly organized structure that coordinates motor, linguistic and cognitive functions [1].
The movement did not have a name, however, until the appearance of John Crowe Ransom's The New Criticism (1941), a work that loosely organized the principles of this basically linguistic approach to literature.
Bantustans were organized on the basis of ethnic and linguistic groupings defined by white ethnographers; e.g., KwaZulu was the designated homeland of the Zulu people, and Transkei and Ciskei were designated for the Xhosa people.
Indigenous art traditions are organized by art historians according to cultural, linguistic or regional groups: Northwest Coast, Plateau, Plains, Eastern Woodlands, Subarctic, and Arctic.
Corpora of spoken discourse are structured collections of naturally occurring speech (in narrative or conversational form) organized in larger textual units and compiled systematically with a linguistic aim in mind.
A linguistic ethnographic approach is taken in order to explore how students' teasing activities are organized to invoke broader language ideologies.
