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The generation of linguistically geared prosody tends to activate the left hemisphere of brain.

Man has created the conflict by his division of the earth, linguistically, culturally, superficially.

The result of the research shows that linguistically brand name translation is a special kind of language phenomenon.

The islands are often called an "anthropologist's dream" and are one of the most linguistically diverse areas of the world.

An utterance is, of course, a linguistically coded piece of evidence, so that verbal comprehension involves an element of decoding.

to provide education , outreach and screening in a culturally and linguistically appropriate manner.

To make matters worse, an ethnically, linguistically and culturally diverse archipelago was dominated by Java and the Javanese. It still is.

Use these values only when comparing persisting data or displaying linguistically-relevant data that requires a fixed sort order.

Garishly colored and linguistically tortured T-shirts abound in the malls and markets of this sprawling city.

Joining these meanings together here makes sense both linguistically and in the statutory scheme.

Joining these meanings together makes sense both linguistically and in the statutory scheme.

linguistically, his poems reflected the change from heroism and novelty to loneliness and solitariness.

The translated words are linguistically correct words, but not necessarily the optimal ones for search.

Today, in the Internet and information age, we no longer live in isolation, linguistically or culturally.

But this group is linguistically, culturally, and even genetically diverse.

They are a linguistically undervulgarised group of people and even the most harmless phrases are likely to cause offence.

Dante's vernacular remains an exciting language for poets to engage with because it still feels, linguistically, within our reach.

It also has some 14m Kurds, who are Sunni Muslims but ethnically and linguistically distinct from Turks.

An obvious reason is that so many logos and names are either pig ugly or linguistically challenged.

the roles , objectified linguistically , are an essential ingredient of the objectively available world of any society

Relativization as a formal means to identify linguistically realized subjectivity

The language of sports-From the common linguistically point of sporting language used in media

Linguistically, language system is a modular paradigm example;

This information is designed to interpret the corpus linguistically

Tang Dixin peddles art on the street, and travels with someone he can't communicate linguistically;