Sentence examples for study linguistic from inspiring English sources
Students in this area are able to study linguistic, psychological, social, historical, and cultural issues related to oral and written language, as well as focus on the preparation of prospective teachers of literacy, language, and English language arts.
However, as will be explained in this study, linguistic competence cannot account for the phenomenon.
In business communication, as will be seen in the current study, linguistic forms are the constituents of a semiotic system which the communicators select to create their reality while ensuring the establishment of an interpersonal relationship with respect to power and solidarity.
Rather than use a work to study linguistic history, they recommend examining works through stylistics, which in literature they define as "the study of a work of art or a group of works which are to be described in terms of their aesthetic function and meaning".
This procedure provides a dual task paradigm that to a large extent resembles the circumstances concurring in the Reading Span Test [32] delivered to study linguistic working memory capacity.
In the present study, linguistic validation of WSWS in Malay was carried out within the confines of internationally accepted guidelines [ 13- 16, 18].
Linguistics doctoral candidate Timothy Grinsell studies linguistic vagueness, and his dissertation, Semantic Indecision, applies the branch of economics concerning collective decision making to account for linguistic variation.
By Rachel Arons March 4, 2013 A team of geneticists studied linguistic "mutations" to pinpoint a publication date for the "Iliad".
A team of geneticists studied linguistic "mutations" to pinpoint a publication date for the "Iliad".
Most have fair skin and blue eyes and are shown by DNA studies, linguistic similarities and historical and oral traditions to be descended from the armies of Alexander the Great.
His work emphasizes the connections between Argentine, Cuban, and U.S. literature, the history of media and technology, sound studies, linguistic anthropology, computational (digital) humanities and new media studies.
