| After the interviewees finished, we then asked open-ended questions meant to clarify contrastive reasoning and elicit narratives. |
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| Both stress accent and pitch accent are syntagmatically contrastive, while lexical tone is contrastive in a paradigmatic way. |
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| The author also draws on research on language attitudes, contrastive analysis of Navajo and English, and discourse strategies. |
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| In Russian velarized stops contrast with palatalized ones, and velarization is also contrastive in Irish. |
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| The difficulty of this contrast is that the phonemes included were phonologically similar, though contrastive. |
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| It has helped us to go beyond thinking in contrastive pairs us and them, East and West. |
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| Then in 1964 he came up with the idea of setting up contrastive tagmemes of subject-as-actor in contrast to subject-as-goal. |
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| Most New Zealandisms are contrastive with North American as well as with standard British usage. |
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| The causal-explanatory mode of reasoning makes significant use of a particular kind of explanation, namely contrastive explanation. |
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| In the vast majority of cases, tone plays a contrastive role in the lexicon and grammar. |
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| These cultural thinking patterns are called contrastive rhetoric. |
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| Finally, contrastive words with the feature were also among the easiest 10 words, and so were words that contained the before bilabial stop feature. |
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| One such piece of evidence comes from Ariel's careful study of the contrastive use of zero anaphors and resumptive pronouns in the relative construction in Modern Hebrew. |
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| They then maintained the terms, as Old Indo-Aryan had also developed contrastive retroflex consonants. |
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| A memo with grammatical notes that contrastive an update on the most common difficulties that can meet Spanish speaking. |
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| Grid patterns: Graphics should contain, where possible, coarse and contrastive grid patterns. |
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| While upholding Bach's works and especially his spirit as their guide, at the same time they wish to put him into a contrastive perspective. |
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| The XC-50 EURO Detector verifies the security features on a whole EURO surface by using an integrated quantitative and contrastive authenticating technology. |
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| In many cases, the nasality was not contrastive and was merely present as an additional surface articulation. |
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| In Berber languages, each consonant has a geminate counterpart, and gemination is lexically contrastive. |
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| Helle Metslang's main research interests have been Estonian morphosyntax and syntax, language change, contrastive and typological studies. |
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| A contrastive analysis of French and Polish prosodic phrasing will follow, with further details for learners and a few other Polish speakers of French. |
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| My professional and academic interests range from composition and conversation classes through lexicography and grammar to contrastive linguistics and translation studies. |
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| The metropolis with a population of millions and capital city of Panama, Panama City, offers incredibly contrastive sights with its highrises, ruins, and colonial settings. |
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| The look of the door itself can be tailored to meet individual requirements: from a simple symmetrical shape to exciting and unusual contrastive designs. |
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| First, because these metrics do not take input hypotheses from several systems at once, fine-grained contrastive evaluation can only be done indirectly. |
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| A wonderful piece, combining contrastive cantabile and lyrical, contrapuntal, motoric, dramatic and other areas. |
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| Consider the first, allegedly contrastive fact, that there were some bank robbings by Sutton rather than no robbings at all by Sutton. |
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| When there is no contrastive vowel sequence in the language, the diacritic may be omitted. |
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| In the description of some languages, the term chroneme has been used to indicate contrastive length or duration of phonemes. |
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| Phonemes that are contrastive in certain environments may not be contrastive in all environments. |
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| A number of languages use breathy voicing in a phonologically contrastive way. |
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| Transition markers are conjunctions which indicate additive, resultive and contrastive relations between ideas. |
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| A contrastive study of the semantic prosody and colligation in two news corpora. |
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| The Nguni languages within the southern branch of the Bantu languages, including Phuthi, Xhosa, Zulu, Southern Ndebele and Swazi, also have contrastive murmur. |
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| Some English loanwords remain relatively faithful to the donor language's phonology even though a particular phoneme might not exist or have contrastive status in English. |
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| Languages like Jinghpaw occupy an intermediate position, with contrastive tones on all roots, but many unstressed and tonally marginal prefixal syllables. |
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| However, this view was abandoned since languages do not combine distinctive intonations on unstressed syllables with contrastive stress and vowel length. |
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| Contrastive features that would yield information about potential crosslinguistic influences in the Spanish spelling of Spanish-English bilinguals were not included. |
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| Contrastive focus specifically refers to the coding of information that is contrary to the presuppositions of the interlocutor. |
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