A stratified language model is assumed here, where patterns of discourse are realised in patterns of grammar (in formal SF terms, discourse semantics and lexicogrammar).
The outer form of language was the raw material (the sounds) from which different languages were fashioned; the inner form was the pattern, or structure, of grammar and meaning that was imposed upon this raw material and differentiated one language from another.
In two other studies the reviewers examined, some 15-month-old babies had been exposed to patterns of fake grammar in which the first syllable of a nonsensical word predicted the last.
But there is a pattern of violence, a grammar to it, which could, if the political and social will was there, be read and understood and contained.
They do not know the meaning of grammar patterns and the usage.
The professor taught us to use simple vibration patterns as a kind of grammar.
Current deep-learning language models have no explicit representation of grammar; the patterns they learn in text and speech are based on statistical calculations rather than a set of symbolic rules governing nouns, verbs and other parts of speech.
As abstract painters sought to portray mental and emotional states without direct representation, and modern composers expanded traditional laws of harmony, Clarice undid reflexive patterns in grammar.
An argument that patterns of allomorphy reveal that morphology and phonology behave in a way that provides evidence for a Localist theory of grammar.
Distinctions of grammar and pronunciation also occur, as do more striking differences in vocabulary, which result partly from differential historical patterns of foreign domination.
The reintroduction of grammar schools.
