Sentence examples for three different linguistic from inspiring English sources

To demonstrate the validity of Twitter-based research, Mr. Russ searched through some 400,000 Twitter posts coming from identifiable locations and zeroed in on three different linguistic variables, starting with the regional distribution of "soda" vs. "pop" or "Coke," something that has been well-studied by scholars and amateurs alike.

The samples cover three different linguistic groups; Greater Andamanese (n = 16), Jarawa (n = 2), and Onge (n = 2).

The official language of Liberia is also English, although its tribal communities constitute four different linguistic groups.

Two different linguistic variables for factors weights fuzzy rating and maintenance strategy assessment rating are proposed.

He also led the government that initiated the 1970 constitutional revision giving some autonomy to Flanders and Wallonia, the two different linguistic regions in Belgium.

In addressing this question, the same interview data were analyzed using two different linguistic analytical techniques: computational linguistic frequency counts and content analysis.

For example, only two languages still predominate across the entire Andean region (Quechua and Aymara), whereas in eastern South America natives speak a wider spectrum of languages belonging to four different linguistic families [ 7].

Hence for Abelard the basic analysis of a predicative statement recognizes that two fundamentally different linguistic categories are joined together: the name n and the simple verbal function V, combined in the well-formed sentence V(n).

Among different tested models which could represent simpler or more complex dynamics, this parsimonious and unidirectional model provided the best fit for observed data during the passive viewing of eight different pseudo-linguistic and linguistic stimulus categories (see high P-values in Table S1).

In summary, the current experiment investigated the neural signatures of three different types of linguistic materials bare stems, inflected forms and phrases paired with the manipulation of the grammatical properties of the constituent stem along the verb-noun dimension.

Sixteen students with different linguistic and cultural backgrounds participated in the study.