Since version 5 JRTk features the IBIS decoder, a one-pass decoder that is based on a re-entrant single pronunciation prefix tree and makes use of the concept of linguistic context polymorphism.
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When teachers complain that the specimens of sentence structure used for analysis in G . C . E . papers are contextless, they usually mean that they are without linguistic context.
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Grammaticalization has been defined as " the change whereby lexical items and constructions come in certain linguistic contexts to serve grammatical functions, and, once grammaticalized, continue to develop new grammatical functions ".
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The product of Creang's work is noted for its relatively isolated linguistic context, often relying on obscure elements in the Romanian lexis by adopting colloquial, antiquated, Moldavian dialectal or specifically rural speech patterns.
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Grammaticalization is an associated process of language change in which " lexical items and constructions come in certain linguistic contexts to serve grammatical functions, and once grammaticalized, continue to develop new grammatical functions ".
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In Khwe, subjects of intransitive verbs, subjects and direct objects of transitive verbs, and one of the objects of ditransitive verbs are commonly omitted when the participants are known to the speakers through inner-or extra-linguistic context.
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Therefore, I would like to proceed carefully with my language, review of fact sets and linguistic context so as to be be able to meet the highest standards of Wikipedia and yet do this in a timely fashion.
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If people agree that we should limit our use of " initialism " to specialised linguistic contexts ( such as in the current version of the Acronym article ) I volunteer to go around and convert the excessive occurrences.
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I'd propose that wherever a supernatural or explanation is desired to be included without being tagged as myth, NPOV require the inclusion of geo-political, historical, archaeological, and linguistic context . talk ) 11 : 48, 4 February 2009 ( UTC)
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This assumption makes the most sense in a practical, linguistic context, particularly when a speaker is catering to the understanding of the listener . " Informativeness " is the property of having more meaning or properties than any individual component.
