Sentence examples for salient linguistic from inspiring English sources

Treatment and comparison groups were taught using specially designed materials with the treatment group exposed to salient linguistic rhythm.

The paper has provided some insights into the overarching ideological context, based on recurrent and salient linguistic patterns in the dialectical discourse.

The results revealed salient links between situational, linguistic and functional features of the four pharmaceutical registers under scrutiny and showed that patterns of language use differ considerably due to topic- and function-related differences between the text types, despite their dealing with a similar theme, namely with medicines or medicinal products.

However, rather than focussing on interpersonal relations between communicators, the aim was to understand how formal or informal a BSL users' language would be in these scenarios, and the features found therein that are salient in deciding the level of linguistic formality.

Linguistic differences may become salient markers of divisions between social groups, for example, speaking a language with a particular accent may imply membership of an ethnic minority or social class, one's area of origin, or status as a second language speaker.

These intra-linguistic comparisons showed that the most salient characteristic of both fear and strach was high arousal (e.g. heartbeat getting faster, breathing getting faster, felt shivers and sweat).

Using fuzzy logic approach, we consider information theoretic entropies of visually salient regions of images as features and assess quality of the images using linguistic values.

This is particularly true when the person doing the waiting is wo, the pragmatically most salient entity (probably due to some form of egoism of human beings).27 That is, linguistic contexts provided by 74 strongly lead to the interpretation that "I" became anxious, and in the case of 74 this interpretation successfully overrides the structurally allowed reading.

Three common points of emphasis are immediately salient: on a tight connection between understanding and truth; secondly, on the interpenetration of our grasp of linguistic meaning and of objective reality; and, thirdly, on the social nature of meaning and thought.

How salient is race?

Ms. Sagesser said that the more salient issue in Belgium, over the wearing of veils or head scarves in schools, rests with the tier of government devolved to the different linguistic communities in Belgium.