Keyword "CORPUS" found in the following publications:

• 2Q14 DE NOVO INTERSTITIAL DELETION IN A GIRL WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES AND MALFORMATIONS

  Background: Neurodevelopmental disorders have a prevalence of approximately 3% in the population, the genetic factor is involved in ...

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• DEVELOPMENT DYNAMICS AND COGNITIVE-SEMANTIC PARAMETERS OF ENGLISH DITRANSITIVE CONSTRUCTION: VERIFICATION FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF CORPUS LINGUISTICS

  The relevance of the paper is substantiated by the representation of the analysis of utterances generated on the ...

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• ANALYSIS OF INCORRECT POS-TAGGING IN STUDENT TEXTS WITH LINGUISTIC ERRORS IN GERMAN

  The electronic learner corpus of student texts in German, the PACT, contains the parts-of-speech (POS) tagging. This markup is ...

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• LINGUISTIC BASIS FOR THE ORGANIZATION OF A DATABASE

  Supported by the President's Grant for the state support of young Russian Doctors of Sciences MD-2687.2017.6 “The variability ...

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• “TEXT IN THE WORLD OF TEXTS” AS A GLOBAL METAPHOR (INTERTEXTUALITY – HYPERTEXT – CORPUS OF TEXTS)

  The functional-pragmatic approach to language of the latter quarter of the 20^th and early 21^st centuries exposed such descriptors ...

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• ASAWEC: TOWARDS A CORPUS OF ARAB SCHOLARS’ ACADEMIC WRITTEN ENGLISH

  Linguistic corpora have been used in a wide range in recent years. Different types of linguistics analyses in both ...

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• THE STRUCTURES OF MALAY LANGUAGE EXISTENTIAL SENTENCES

  This study aims to analyze the syntactic structures of existential sentences in Malay and focuses on the verb ada ...

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• A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF LEXICAL BUNDLES IN LINGUISTICS AND BIOLOGY PH.D. DISSERTATIONS

  Lexical bundles are considered as one of the main rhetorical features in academic genres. The appropriate use of ...

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• AN INVESTIGATION OF CHINESE STUDENTS’ GRAMMAR DEVELOPMENTAL SEQUENCE: A CORPUS STUDY  OF ACADEMIC WRITING 

   The study investigates Chinese students’ grammar developmental sequence and implications of the so-called “morpheme” studies. A brief overview of L1 ...

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• CONTESTING “GROWTH” AND “SUSTAINABILITY” IN INDONESIA’S CAPITAL CITY RELOCATION: A CORPUS ECOLINGUISTIC STUDY

  The global environmental crisis has triggered academic discussions on how infrastructure discourse often eliminates the environment as a part ...

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• CORPUS LINGUISTIC EXPLORATION OF RUSSIAN-VIETNAMESE MUTUAL PERCEPTIONS

  Despite long-term fruitful relations between Russia and Vietnam, there is still a need for studies that would deepen intercultural ...

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