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Meanings of linguistics in anglès
Study of human language.
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Examples for "linguistic"
Examples for "linguistic"
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Nevertheless, we observed several points of similarity with the adult linguistic network.
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He had not seen such linguistic weaponry since the Spirish Civil War.
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Living within these republics are several dozen ethnic, linguistic, and religious minorities.
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A linguistic law fines companies who do not show signs in Catalan.
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Amis is a gifted, of the moment satirist with extraordinary linguistic energy.
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Study design: Systematic literature review and meta-analysis of English language studies.
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Published English language studies were located from computerised and manual searches in 2015.
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Despite his lack of enthusiasm for the ape language studies, he bought the equipment.
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Inclusion criteria included English- language studies involving surgical fixation strategies for PCL tibial-sided bony avulsions.
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Retrieved studies were limited to English- language studies published since 1956.
Usage of linguistics in anglès
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MS: When did you begin working with computer linguistics and digital thought?
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A sort of lesson in linguistics, perhaps, but certainly not in mathematics.
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His other interests include linguistics, cooking, video games and digital publishing advocacy.
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Nowhere in that list was there anything about linguistics, teaching, or Harvard.
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I thought it was psychology, but Dove says it's closer to linguistics.
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It began with a chart in a linguistics book in father's shop.
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Dr Marcus Maia is an associate professor of linguistics at the… Audio
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He, however, soon gave up linguistics for poetry, literary criticism, and fiction.
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To borrow a term from linguistics, interliths were liberated from their syncategorematic state.
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Which leads me to my favourite map in all of linguistics.
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On-the-fly language translation, à la babel fish, is the holy grail of linguistics.
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There's more to linguistics than opining on what it means to sound Australian.
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Anne Cutler is a Distinguished Professor at Western Sydney University specialising in linguistics.
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I have saved the most remarkable contribution of linguistics for last.
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She is an expert forensic linguist and teaches forensic linguistics to FBI agents.
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Claire Hardaker is a lecturer in corpus linguistics at Lancaster University.
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Translations for linguistics
portuguès
català
espanyol
Linguistics through the time
Linguistics across language varieties
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