Sentence examples for principles of the language from inspiring English sources

Zamenhof's Fundamento de Esperanto, published in 1905, lays down the basic principles of the language's structure and formation.

Borrowed words contravene two principles of the language: one, that each syllable is a minimal lexicogrammatical unit (a morpheme); two, that the parts of a compound word define each other by mutual selection in some identifiable semantic relationship, most typically one of hyponymy like the long neck deer.

As a convention, the criterion had the standing of an analytic statement, but it was not a formally specifiable framework principle of the language Ln to which it pertained.

In addition to Gruffydd Robert's primer mentioned above, there appeared a set of rules for bardic poetry and principles of the Welsh language compiled by Siôn Dafydd Rhys and a dictionary and a grammar by John Davies of Mallwyd.

In qualitative analyses, patients identified several principles of the plain language approach as particularly important to them.

Nagel suggested that one theory is reduced to another when the axioms of the reduced theory can be derived from the axioms of the reducing theory, supplemented with principles ("bridge principles") that connect the language of the reduced theory with that of the reducing theory.

Due to the principle of scalability and due to our selection and interpretation of the initial assessments, and also due to the principles of natural language and application independence, the ontology developed here may not satisfy the representation of concepts and their interrelations as used in the strict perspective or technical jargon of one discipline.

Zoe Williams returns some much-needed balance to the Labour leadership impasse (Opinion, 4 July) by both asserting Jeremy Corbyn's inestimable contribution in returning the party to its principles, "in the language of hope"; and listing the wide range of essential policies – from public services to climate change – that unite him and his parliamentary party critics.

Since this report focuses on changes in slow wave activity, principles of speech and language training and results will only be summarized (a detailed description will be provided elsewhere).

This material was iteratively modified to emphasize shared decision making and incorporate the principles of plain language.

Decision aids have proliferated in recent years yet most require high levels of literacy to access them and have not been designed according to the principles of plain language.