Sentence examples for some linguistic from inspiring English sources

In addition, if linguists discovered that some linguistic feature was optional in two different languages, then even if psychological experiments showed differences between the two populations of speakers, this would not show linguistic determination or influence.

The cognitive corpus linguistics approach provides information on the probabilities of the occurrence of some linguistic patterns of emotional language use based on their frequencies and distributional patterns.

The cognitive corpus linguistics approach provides information on the probabilities of the occurrence of some linguistic patterns of emotional language use based on their frequencies and distributional criteria.

But the third e-mail message shared some linguistic and routing similarities with the first two.

Then the sciences began to crystallize and subdivide, and some linguistic innovation seemed indicated.

But then they might have faced rival claims from Snowdonia or the Cairngorms, so they need some linguistic fudge.

Speaking about the negotiations a few days before the cabinet vote, Ryan C. Crocker, the American ambassador, said of the 100 requests for changes sought by the Iraqi side in recent weeks: "Some were substantive, some were linguistic, some were stylistic.

An alternate approach is to start with complex (more complicated) primitives, which directly capture some crucial linguistic properties and then introduce some general operations for composing these complex structures.

— TANZINA VEGA For the lexicologically inclined, the Oxford English Dictionary offers some interesting linguistic context.

According to the 2011 census, some 140 linguistic, cultural or ethno-religious groups are represented in the Australian population with more than 300 ancestries.

He noted that swell was once an irregular verb, taking swole as its past tense, which is preserved in its participle and adjective form swollen. Clinton's usage, therefore, had some historical linguistic resonance and dialectical support.