the lexicon

The position taken in much earlier work, that the lexicon is idiosyncratic and is acquired piece by piece, simply cannot be maintained.

In APPRAISAL System, affect refers to all the lexicon-grammatical resources construing emotions, moods, feelings and dispositions.

As a special English, the lexicon of the legal English is characterized by its precision, rigidity, obscurity and purposed vagueness.

The lexicon includes primary diagnostic statements, secondary diagnostic statements, modifiers, and statements for the comparison of ECGs.

Avoid the lexicon of your own trade. People are sick of it. It doesn't mean anything to them anymore. Speak in human.

It is now a decade since the phrase "Asian contagion" entered the lexicon.

Perhaps the least understood part of the voice application is the lexicon .

Add configuration values that specify the location of the lexicon , noise word, and thesaurus files for the language .

'Google' enters the lexicon as the Oxford English Dictionary lists it as a verb.

The lexicon is extraordinary important to text classification, There need a real-time-updated lexicon to fit the demand of users.

We here at the Lexicon are working overtime to add all the new facts into the pages of the site.

"Groupon" is now part of the lexicon of online shopping.

The lexicon was simple a organized list of character strings. There were no additional information associated with each string.

Gross national happiness has been part of the lexicon since the 1970s.

In the lexicon of the political arena, this word is supposed to mean obvious or easily understood.

As far as I can tell, such phrases have been quietly dropped from the lexicon.

So long as the Lexicon was a free Web site, Ms. Rowling looked kindly upon it.

The lexicon of whole said second-quarter not only changed the hostess, stage and assistant presided way also has very little change.

Anyone can use the Lexicon it creates, but summoning one requires a multi-player ritual.

How rich I would think, is the lexicon of our self-absolving.

These words are not in the lexicon of most scientists. We don't want to give people false hope.

The lexicon is "a dictionary or vocabulary. "

The lexicon purpose indicates whether it is a general grammar or jargon specific to a profession such as legal or medical.

The lexicon of surrealist art.

A synonym from the lexicon is logos.

This includes not only the language supported, but also the lexicon purpose.

It has caused the lexicon of chemistry to collide with popular culture in ways that leave chemists perplexed;

The paper makes a systematic investigation of the lexical units in the Domain of Causative-composite Frame and builds the Lexicon;

Syntactic analysis of sensory verbs in the modular sense--Describing the lexicon from the perspective of cognitive lexicography

The Interpretation Power of the Lexicon Model of Verbs

Coarse-Grained Word Sense Disambiguation Using Features Described in the Lexicon

A Survey to the Lexicon Acquisition Strategies of Middle School Students

The Lexicon Of English-Chinese Terms In Contemporary Psychology

A Survey to the Lexicon Acquisition Strategies of English Majors

"Thumb Culture" --the Lexicon Cohesion of Little Message

The Lexicon-Grammar of Chinese Verbs