linguistics

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• Over the past decade, emojis have become an integral part of the way we communicate and have attracted attention from scholars in subjects ranging from linguistics to psychology.

• “All derivational morphology tends to be irregular and somewhat unpredictable, although there are certain rules,” said Frank Nuessel, a linguistics professor at the University of Louisville and an expert in onomastics, the study of proper names.

• One could present a case for or against using that descriptor and assign your freshman linguistics class a paper adjudicating it.

• These AI systems focused on linguistics use a number of different technologies to understand written and spoken interactions with humans.

• Rather than studying linguistics, these NLP algorithms learn through a vast corpus of text, arranged in words, short phrases, sentences, and paragraphs.

• I realized that this guy, who is on the left edge of politics, has this career in linguistics.

• The fate of linguistics, therefore, turned on a simple twist of chance.

• In linguistics, scholars discuss written- versus spoken-language paradigms.

• But the ambition announced in these pages is not limited to questions of linguistics or anthropology.

• The court held—I think quite sensibly—that the issue turned on substance rather than linguistics.

• It becomes the end with the means, and this is the true relation between them.