Sentence examples for vast linguistic from inspiring English sources
Although they form a vast linguistic minority, their language, as complex as any spoken one, has by its very nature defied most attempts to write it down.
Call it a vast linguistic conspiracy: proponents of the major conspiracy theories of the day — the truthers, the birthers, the deathers — share a suffix that makes them all sound like whackdoodles.
Not one of them, it seems, wants to talk too much about the difficulty of regulating factories across several times zones, 6,000 miles and a vast linguistic and cultural divide.
This is due to vast linguistic variations such that the lexical category of a Chinese word might not be completely consistent across different contexts.
The right was outraged that there was now disorder and dysfunction in a city that had always seemed under control, with clear lines of authority, even though there were now vast linguistic and cultural differences between public institutions and the population.
IBM's Watson computer may have made mincemeat of his human competitors on "Jeopardy!", a trivia quizshow requiring both vast knowledge and linguistic competence.
A great part of the central and southern Italian peninsula was occupied in protohistoric and historic times by populations forming a vast ethnic and linguistic unit the eastern Italics or Umbro-Sabellians.
Islamic literatures, moreover, exist over a vast geographical and linguistic area, for they were produced wherever the Muslims went, pushing out from their heartland in Arabia through the countries of the Middle East as far as Spain, North Africa, and, eventually, West Africa.
His work is as much a job of reconstruction as translation – a reconstruction that requires superb linguistic skills, a vast knowledge of Roman written culture, and a generous historical empathy, not to mention highly developed skills in logic and cruciverbalism.
He also produced outstandingly innovative theories on scientific laws, chance, probability, causation, the identity and functionalist theories of mind, (linguistic) convention and a vast range of other issues.
But it may allow them to track linguistic patterns on a vast scale and in something close to real time, identifying phenomena that can then be investigated more deeply by traditional fieldwork.
