For instance, a sentence that to my untrained ear sounds like "shuh shuh shuh," is in fact made up of three distinct words.
There are four distinct words that are at play when it comes to the future of a workforce that can ensure the viability and prominence of the USA in the global market: diversity, inclusion, equality and equity.
He named it Pama-Nyungan ("pama-nahyoongan") for two distinct words for "person," drawn from the geographical extremes of the family's range, which extends across most of Australia.
Synchronization emerges by exchanging two distinct synchronization words, one transmitted by BSs and the other by active UTs, without any a priori assumption on the initial timing misalignments of BSs and UTs.
The Objectnaut approach allowed the team to create two distinct objects for words that may have similar meanings simply by adjusting each word's properties in the database: "lion", "tiger" and "leopard" while similar will behave differently and have different art assets, while the only difference in the game between "croissant" and "danish" is that the danish may be able to roll like a wheel.
Consider that the Oglok of Labrador have more than a hundred separate and distinct words for snow.
Sticking strictly to lexemes, or minimal meaningful units of language, Anthony C. Woodbury has catalogued about fifteen distinct snow words in one Eskimo language, Central Alaskan Yupik roughly the same number as there are in English.
Studies (full articles) were identified by an electronic search using online PubMed, with two distinct sets of key words used simultaneously in each set, namely 'colorectal cancer, neovascularization, prognosis' and 'colorectal cancer, VEGF expression, prognosis'.
Li and Thompson (1981) uses classifier as a covering term to include measure words; while Tai (1994) stipulate that M contains two distinct categories: classifiers and measure words, and in A Reference Grammar of Chinese (Huang and Shi 2016), the classifier category name is retained but differentiated into two distinct categories: sortal classifiers and measure words (Ahrens and Huang 2016).
