The line separating the North and the Midlands — an area dialectologists define as stretching roughly from New Jersey westward to Kansas and Nebraska — is "the deepest division in our society" linguistically, Mr. Labov said, and it's only getting deeper.
Take Dr. Nicci Macleod, who has specialized in the linguistics behind the power dynamics of police interviews with women reporting rape, as well as how we model our identities linguistically on social networks.
The proposition of "GDS" is an important opening into the conversation of expanding how we linguistically understand our movement, our experiences and ourselves.
In "The Divine Comedy" he does so, single-handedly forging a tool of expression that became the literary language of Italy.Dante's vernacular remains an exciting language for poets to engage with because it still feels, linguistically, within our reach.
One might view Argument E as showing that certain salient aspects of our mental lives are linguistically elusive (as Frege apparently did); alternatively, one might follow Wittgenstein and conclude that the very idea of qualia rests on a conceptual confusion.
It's the one thing that y'all truly wish upon Latinx folks and other people of color is our erasure as you linguistically position us as subhuman, alien, and pests to be exterminated.
From this table, we can see that the rules obtained by our MOEAIF model are linguistically interpretable, for example: Rule 1: If the feature 40256.at is "large" and the feature 33357.at is "large", then the sample is Cancer with CF=99.99%.
And since language is our most natural and most versatile means of communication, linguistically competent computers would greatly facilitate our interaction with machines and software of all sorts, and put at our fingertips, in ways that truly meet our needs, the vast textual and other resources of the internet.
That is a fair if incomplete description of Mr. Kushner, one of the most linguistically luxuriant dramatists of our time.
