Sentence examples for relevant linguists from inspiring English sources

He said the US had taken the two men to Afghanistan because of a "lack of relevant linguists necessary to interrogate them effectively in Iraq".

The term tone is conventionally restricted by linguists to phonologically relevant variations of pitch at the level of words.

Chapter 2, "A Linguist's Tale," is not a tale so much as a brief review of relevant classical fields of linguistics, from phonetics to syntax and pragmatics, including writing.

The linguist's term relevant here is "head": in the case of "gay American", we are talking about a noun phrase with the head noun "American" and the by-the-by modifier "gay".

Two other kinds of phonologically relevant function were also recognized by linguists of the Prague school: expressive and demarcative.

Terms such as style and register (as well as a variety of others) are employed by many linguists to refer to the socially relevant dimensions of phonological, grammatical, and lexical variation within one language.

On this view grammars are mere artifacts that are developed by linguists to codify aspects of the relevant systems, and positing an I-language amounts to projecting the linguist's codification illegitimately onto human minds (see, for example, Tomasello 2003).

The term phoneme is usually restricted to vowels and consonants, but some linguists extend its application to cover phonologically relevant differences of pitch, stress, and rhythm.

Linguist (Cognitive Linguistics) and practising translator.

House Democrats, newly in control of that chamber, are discussing whether to demand that the U.S. linguist at that meeting come before the relevant committees to brief lawmakers on what was said.

Linguistic cages and the limits of linguists.