Sentence examples for pre-linguistic from inspiring English sources
This tendency might have influenced the emergence of metaphorical linguistics, thinking via image schema, an embodied pre-linguistic structure of experience that motivates conceptual metaphor mappings (Lakoff and Johnson, 1980a).
While Black attempts a sort of pre-linguistic, haptic play, Hilary Lloyd revels in a kind of techno-fetishism.
The Furies are older gods, coming before relatively arriviste Olympians such as Athena; I wanted them to represent the primitive, pre-linguistic part of the brain.
Like the origins of a river, thinking can be traced back to some special, private pre-linguistic place, it becomes language inside our heads, then makes its way into the light of day through public utterance.
What these fictions, or rather characters within them (much more than the stories of which those characters were a part), provided was the knowledge that I was not alone, that there was someone somewhere who was ale to articulate the seething, jumbled, brutal, pre-linguistic, thrashing, writhing, hazing, dulling pounding in my head.
Brouwer takes the intuition of time to belong to pre-linguistic consciousness.
Apart from the philologically invaluable recording of pre-Classical linguistic forms and proper names, there is the cryptologic evidence of the syllabic writing system, which may yet help bring about a cogent decipherment and linguistic identification of the earlier forms of Cretan writing.
(b) The arts in question do so in virtue of a pre-existing linguistic articulation or articulability of the same meanings and thoughts in the artist.
Linguistic pre-processing techniques such as lemmatization and stemming may help to handle this kind of abbreviations.
The curation pipeline for the CellFinder database includes the following steps (cf. Figure 1): triage of potential relevant documents, retrieval of full text, linguistic pre-processing, named-entity recognition, post-processing, relationship extraction, manual validation of the results and integration of gene expression events into the database.
Nine children were initially assessed using a simple REP-based multi-level protocol (the NSD-REP) and on a measure of linguistic ability (Pre-school Language Scale, 4th Edition; PLS4).
