Sentence examples for study of linguistic from inspiring English sources
The sentence goes on to cite George Lakoff's study of linguistic classification, Women, Fire and Dangerous Things: What Categories Reveal About the Mind.
Stylometry, the study of linguistic style, has been used to out the authors behind some of history's most disputed documents, from Shakespearean sonnets to the Federalist Papers.
Pragmatics is the study of linguistic acts and the contexts in which they are performed.
To address these problems, it may be necessary to shift the focus of language research from the study of linguistic competence to the understanding of language use.
There is a growing interest in the study of linguistic and paralinguistic components, psychosocial aftermaths, and neural basis of FAS, but there are not yet neuroscience-driven treatments for this condition.
Shohamy and Waksman (2009) illustrate that education is one of the promising settings for the study of linguistic landscapes, contending that the employment of the linguistic landscape constitutes "a powerful tool for education, meaningful language learning, [and] towards activism" (p. 326).
This study constitutes an initial step towards filling a gap in corpus linguistics studies of linguistic and phraseological variation across English pharmaceutical texts, in particular in terms of recurrent linguistic patterns.
Most remarkably, as Mr. Cavalli-Sforza shows again and again, genetic hypotheses about migrations and connections between peoples have been borne out by geographical and archaeological evidence as well as by studies of linguistic change.
The paper concludes with a summary of the results as well as their implications for the ontological studies of linguistic systems.
From this perspective, studies of linguistic meaning and propositional structure still dovetail, even if natural language employs "conventions" that make it possible to indicate complex propositions with grammatically simple sentences; see the entry on analysis.
This would not only sharpen our criteria of tone languages, but would also provide a more realistic, more refined, explanandum for studies of linguistic evolution.
