The principle of natural language independence emphasizes the representation of concepts rather than terms, slang, and technical jargon and requires the defining axioms to be logically consistent.
Both the signifier words and the signified entities in the world are perceived to be a transformation (pariṇāma) of the ultimate unified principle of language.
This material was iteratively modified to emphasize shared decision making and incorporate the principles of plain language.
Decision aids have proliferated in recent years yet most require high levels of literacy to access them and have not been designed according to the principles of plain language.
The best-known formula for studying relative word frequencies was proposed by the American linguist George Zipf in Selected Studies of the Principle of Relative Frequency in Language (1932).
"Apart from the cost and practical reasons, a number of them objected to the principle of putting the Welsh language first".
These rules, however, do not necessarily follow the principles of natural languages.
The present finding is in line with the view that syntactic rules of a natural grammar recruit different brain regions than rules that do not follow the principles of natural languages [16].
In the Philippines, where debating contests are held in verse, in the Tagalog language, the principle of the rhyme seems different from anything in Europe, so that the last syllable of one line rhymes with the penultimate of the next.
As the language game, including its actions, materials, and relevant utterances, approximates real language interaction, the principle of communicative and behavioural relevance is also fulfilled.
