Strings of language extend in every direction to bind the world into a rushing, ribald whole.
He says strings of language extend in every direction to bind the world into a rushing, seamless whole.
Dothraki is far and away Peterson's best-known "conlang" (constructed language – call Klingon, Elvish or Na'vi a "made-up" or "pretend" language and you risk the wrath of "conlangers" the world over) but he caught the bug after being introduced to Esperanto during his masters in linguistics at Berkeley, and now has a string of languages under his belt – or at least on his website.
This notion can easily be extended to subsets of Nk and, by a simple trick called arithmetization, to sets of strings of words in a language.
The British linguist Michael Hoey acknowledged as much in his groundbreaking book on recurring strings of words in the English language: "Even when writers are straining at the limits of what a language is capable of expressing, they make use of more of their primings than they reject.
We produce language in strings of words, and the means by which they stick together and make sense is grammar.
Mr. Kuzminsky's own poetry sometimes consists of artfully combined strings of words or near-words culled from different languages.
We generated 3 types of spoken language stimuli normal sentences (NP), anomalous sentences (AP), and unstructured strings of words (RWO), with 30 items in each condition.
So it is with Archicembalo, which is poetry of the highest order inasmuch as it offers a haunting, devoutly-lyrical vision of how we experience our worlds through associative strings of musical language.
Mr. Ephraimson-Abt, who was fluent in a string of European languages, assisted not only the families of KAL 007 passengers, but also those of victims of many later crashes, including Pan Am Flight 103, which was destroyed by a bomb over Lockerbie, Scotland, in 1988.
During his tenure he has made stringent cuts to the world news reporting staff and closed a string of foreign language services including the BBC's Albanian, Serbian, Portuguese and Caribbean English outlets.
