linguistic variable

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meanings of linguisticand variable

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linguistic
adjective
uk /lɪŋˈɡwɪs.tɪk/ us /lɪŋˈɡwɪs.tɪk/
connected with language or the study ...
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variable
noun[C]
uk /ˈveə.ri.ə.bəl/ us /ˈver.i.ə.bəl/
a number, amount, or situation that ...
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Examples of linguistic variable

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A variationist definition of an isogloss would identify where quantitative or qualitative differences within the linguisticvariable are found between speech localities.
To base the characterization on just one linguisticvariable, such as (aelig), is to commit the fallacy of circularity.
But which socially diagnostic linguisticvariable (certainly, phonetic variable) was ever created afresh?
A multidimensional vector-format variable, indeed, can be treated as a unitary fuzzy linguisticvariable during the fuzzy reasoning.
Mapping language variation and change involves star ting with a linguisticvariable that includes inherent variability within its scope.
These statements express in quantitative terms the strength of association between a contextual feature and the linguisticvariable (1996:253).
This means that this rule node has little or no relation to this output linguisticvariable.
An index was derived for each speaker for each linguisticvariable, and this became the input to the statistical analysis.
In this way, any change in perceptual reaction to the samples can be reliably identified with the specific linguisticvariable(s) under consideration.
This can be seen quite clearly in the case of the linguisticvariable we have just examined.
I then introduce and motivate the specific contact situation under study, the corpus, the dependent linguisticvariable, and the social and linguistic factors considered.
This analysis suggests that it is the speakers' recent environment that most influences this linguisticvariable.
Our results show that it depends on the linguisticvariable under analysis.
Only a small modification needs to be made to the definition of an isogloss to allow the mapping of variation within a given linguisticvariable.
She examines concepts of the linguisticvariable and works through how it should be examined.
Supralocalization is the spread of a linguisticvariable beyond a local speech community.
She strongly suggests that "circumscribing the variable context" of the linguisticvariable be both a starting point and ending point in variationist analysis.
Models of the first type would seem to be incompatible with evidence that individual instances of a linguisticvariable are meaningful.
The linguisticvariable of sonority affected participants with higher and lower vocabulary scores in largely similar ways.
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