Sentence examples for syntactic unit from inspiring English sources
The method was designed to work for fixed-stress languages, and it yields a segmentation of the input speech for syntactically linked word groups, or even single words corresponding to a syntactic unit (these word groups are sometimes referred to as phonological phrases in psycholinguistics, which can consist of one or more words).
Address terms operate as turn constructional pivots, simultaneously completing the prior syntactic unit and initiating the next unit.
Here 'the earth moves' functions as a separate displayed and nonassertoric utterance, and so does not combine with 'that' to form a syntactic unit.
Bang's technique here doesn't depart much from the technique of her previous work — she favors orderly free verse stanzas animated by conspicuous enjambment ("November is more of the usual / November"), clots of assonance and alliteration ("The knife never dulls, / Does it, Dearie, / on the blade side") and peculiar syntactic units ("How very gone / The nothing after").
In mathematical circles, there is the overall opinion that formulae, in their capacity of syntactic units, are dead things, and that formula manipulation tears the heart out of mathematics.
The proposal holds for two syntactic units with a temporally sequential relationship.
However, it failed to detect suitable syntactic units (Bellon et al. [2007]).
This sentence structure differed from the standard German sentence structure in the order of the syntactic units.
5. Standardly, defenders of the Relational Analysis take that-clauses to be syntactic units and take the attitude verbs to designate two place relations.
It models the syntactic structure of English text and provides a hierarchical representation of the sentences in the text by breaking them into syntactic units based on part of speech.
Tai (1985) and Li (1993) propose that in Chinese, the order of two syntactic units follows the temporal order of the (sub events they denote (cf. Huang and Lin 1992, Huang 1990).
