As time progressed, "Daniel Lambert" came to mean anything exceptionally large; Herbert Spencer's The Study of Sociology used the phrase "a Daniel Lambert of learning", while Thomas Carlyle referred sarcastically to Oliver Cromwell as "this big swollen Gambler and gluttonous hapless 'spiritual Daniel Lambert'".
Further exploration of the possible relationship between meaningfulness and letter length is only one of many potentially fruitful uses of the resource provided here for the study of noun noun phrases.
And, because computers are great at searching, they have been a boon for stylistics: the study of the words, phrases, or images that recur across a work.
Powell's book, as well as his official reports, contained much information on the Native Americans of the southern Rocky Mountains and Colorado Plateau regions, and in 1877 he published Introduction to the Study of Indian Languages, with Words, Phrases, and Sentences to Be Collected.
JW carried out the design of the study; he is responsible for the phrasing of the focus group questioning, compounding the codebook and analysis of all transcripts.
Again, we considered both the confirmation 'is-part-of-phrase' and the negation 'is-not-part-of-phrase' features.
The Busoni was an ideal setup for the American premiere of Mr. Birtwistle's "Gigue Machine," a dense, darting and arresting 15-minute study of the rhythms and phrasing of the gigue dance form.
In preparing phrase of the study, we wrote systematic reviews of anti-TB drug induced ADRs [ 12, 33], analyzed data in ADR monitoring databases of China and WHO.
Overall the majority of the responses focused on the positive value of including a CAB in the study through the use of descriptive phrases for the role as being a 'bridge'belt'lt'linkink' or 'intermediary' between the research team and the community, "the eyes of the community and the ears of the study team", and 'a conduit of information'.
Another important criterion for the verification of the degree of lexicalization of a phrase is the frequency of co-occurrences, i.e., the fact of always recovering the same association of words in the study domain is normally a clue of phrase lexicalization.
