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... c. lexical differences between varieties are easily recognisable and are highly salient to ordinary (non-linguistically trained) speakers; ...in lexical usages and items can be ...fifteen lexical ... See full document

... the lexical variants that are attested in our analysis above could be attributed to external influence as a result of contact with other ...from French, Spanish and ... See full document

... He found that study abroad students attained a higher level of accuracy across a more expansive range of aspectual contexts (Howard 2001). The study abroad learners were also found to be less likely to overuse the ... See full document

... First we want to investigate whether a bilectal word space model can indeed contribute to the cor- rect identification of markers of Belgian Dutch on a larger scale. We therefore had both types of approaches — the simple ... See full document

... and French-dominant bilinguals correctly predicts whether they use the prefabricated formula il y a NP qui “there is an X who/which” to introduce new ...in French children‟s stories (Jisa and Kern, 1998), ... See full document

... of French, that syntactic variation is a characteristic of the modern language, and not merely a distinction between the written and spoken ...attested variation relates to the grammar encoded in ... See full document

... into lexical and syntactic complexity. Lexical complexity is a multidimensional feature of language use which encompasses diversity, sophistication, and density (Wolfe-Quintero, Inagaki, & Kim 1998; ... See full document

... RTE lexical baselines on both data sets, apart from (Majumdar and Bhat- tacharyya, 2010) which incorporates additional lex- ical resources, a named entity recognizer and a co-reference ... See full document

... The use of word classes for parsing dates back to the first works on generative constituency-based pars- ing, whether using semantic classes obtained from hand-built resources or less-informed classes cre- ated ... See full document

... Verb phrase and clause: French negation has some similarities but also big differences with its English counterpart. It is usually expressed with not one but two adverbs (ne and pas), which come respectively ... See full document

... This is one of the reasons why we have developed a second-generation lexical material, called MHATLex. Another reason has been the need for an appropriate lexicon for ASR in a language such as French where ... See full document

... language variation and change that Labov developed has been extremely popular and has been applied to many speech communities around the ...that sociolinguistic variation studies have been ... See full document

... and aspects. They do not impose any regularity across multiple aspects of the same topic, so this approach may not scale when the num- ber of aspects is large (they consider only two as- ... See full document

... As a result of recent global social changes, more and more academic fields studying language and communication are showing interest in topics related to various forms of translation. Translation is regarded as a ... See full document

... In applications in which users read only one generated text, it may be necessary to restrict lexeme definitions to those that we expect all users to share. Indeed, essen- tially this advice was given to us by a domain ... See full document

... Even if it is not compre- hensive, it turns out, from our experiments on dif- ferent semantic classes of verbs, that the LCS Lex- ical Conceptual Structure Jackendoff 90 is a rela- tivel[r] ... See full document

... Tahitian, the indigenous language of the Society Islands, is the majority Polynesian language and it also acts as a lingua franca between speakers of other Polynesian languages within Fr[r] ... See full document

... with lexical words, but also with grammatical ...frequent lexical bundles and their variation in conversation and academic ...the variation of lexical bundles, describing the ... See full document

... the lexical items of the list given in (1) were automatically extracted and categorized into two categories: (i) Isolated items are items or sequence of items surrounded by pauses of at least 200 ms and not ... See full document

... In the domain sociology or rather epidemiology, researchers allege that members of one family, whether functional or dysfunctional, are so different from one another, and they often behave differently (Plomin & ... See full document