Sentence examples for standards of linguistic from inspiring English sources
With higher standards of linguistic scholarship, Robert Grosseteste, about 1240, revised and completed the translation of the Nicomachean Ethics and translated On the Heavens for the first time from the Greek.
Current standards of linguistic translation [7] of a survey alone may be insufficient to achieve relevance to target respondents [8, 9].
There is another form of externalism that does apply to all or most words of a language: social externalism (Burge 1979), the view on which the meaning of a word as used by an individual speaker depends on the semantic standards of the linguistic community the speaker belongs to.
In the Financial Times, Adam Haslett compares Fish's book, instructively, to Strunk and White's "The Elements of Style," the standard bearer of linguistic guidance for several generations.
Trenton Merricks (2001) claims that standard characterizations of linguistic vagueness rely on metaphysical vagueness.
In conclusion, we produced the first Persian version of MIDAS questionnaire through a standard method of linguistic validation and proved its validity and reliability to be used for evaluation of migraine and TTH patients.
Most of the currently available language versions were translated following international standards for linguistic and cultural translation of quality of life scales.
EVEN by the low linguistic standards of earnings calls, Yahoo!'s have long been stultifying.
In Norway it provided a stylistic model that substantially influenced the development of Bokmål, one of the two linguistic standards of modern Norwegian.
Hence, a speaker's mental contents, such as the meanings associated with the words she uses, depend on something external to her, namely the uses and the standards of use of the linguistic community she belongs to.
These new data invite the expansion of standard linguistic theories to account for how a single architecture can support the acquisition of two languages simultaneously.
