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  • ...-13) was a British linguist who took a leading role in developing [[corpus linguistics]] and [[English]]-language corpora. ...pointed to a lectureship in the Department of English Language and General Linguistics.
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  • ...edia aims to have a series of '''portals''' for the main thematic areas of linguistics. A [[Help:Portal|portal]] is an introductory page for a given topic. It com ...hat portals should look like in Glottopedia, but the [[Portal:Quantitative linguistics]] gives a fairly good idea of what the editors have in mind.
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  • ...a little-known language. Language documentation became a major concern of linguistics only in the 1990s as a result of the realization that large numbers of lang ...imes said to be the object of the new linguistic subfield of [[documentary linguistics]] (Himmelmann 1998).
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  • A '''parallel corpus''' is a corpus that contains a collection of original texts in language L<sub>1</sub> and Closely related to parallel corpora are [[comparable corpus|'comparable corpora']], which consists of texts from two or more languages
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  • ...word is usually measured by determining the number of different texts in a corpus, in which the given word occurs at least once (in informations retrieval, t [[Category:Quantitative Linguistics]]
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  • *[[corpus planning]] * Haugen, Einar. 1966. "Linguistics and language planning." In: Bright, William (ed.) ''Sociolinguistics.'' The
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  • ...erm was originally designed to refer to the lowest level [[languoid]] that linguistics can meaningfully refer to. In a more extreme view, even the pure mentioning ...ifferent doculects. Another example would be two different corpora, e.g. a corpus of French based on ''Le Monde'' and one based on ''Agence France Press''. E
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  • ...06) was a British specialist of [[English]], especially English historical linguistics. ...ggs." In F. Fernandez, M. Fuster and J.J. Calvo (eds.), English Historical Linguistics 1992. Amsterdam: John Benjamins, 3-16
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  • *Manetta, Emily. 2007. Unexpected left dislocation: An English Corpus Study. ''Journal of Pragmatics 39'', 1029-1035. ...tion in English discourse. In: Kamio, A. (Ed.), ''Directions in Functional Linguistics''. John Benjamins, Philadelphia, pp. 117–144.
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  • ...ty of Zagreb University, Maretić was, however, obliged to work not only on linguistics, but on literature, as well; thus, his early interest in all aspects of phi ...ts the result of fitting the negative hypergeometric function to the whole corpus of texts. This distribution is chosen since it has repeatedly turned out to
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  • ...is one of the most important Polish scholars in the field of quantitative linguistics, and, in fact, one of the founders of this discipline in Poland. ...niversity of Wrocław (European and Polish medieval literature and culture, linguistics, Judaism);
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  • In his corpus-based approach to English grammar, Biber (1999) considers four major regist *Biber, Douglas; Conrad, Susan and Randi Reppen (2000). Corpus linguistics: investigating language structure and use. Cambridge: Cambridge University
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  • ...dei neologismi; cfr. la sezione «Misure della produttività») svolto su un corpus costituito dalle annate 1996-1998 della Stampa, ha dato luogo a 402 nuove f Gli elementi all’interno di un corpus che hanno la massima probabilità di essere neoformazioni sono le parole ch
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