Übersetzung für "Linguistic terms" in Deutsch

Not to mention geo-stylistic differences in linguistic terms...

In linguistic terms they are the closest living relatives of the Hungarians.

In conditions offering anonymity and without any controls, the upshot of this is disclaimed responsibility when it comes to choosing and using linguistic terms.

Quite apart from the Gallic bias of its content, this timetable started out as a tall order in linguistic terms.

Our societies will have to diversify in ethnic, religious, social and linguistic terms.

The spectators who enjoy the most power understand least in linguistic terms.

This becomes especially clear with the animation film that aren’t to be understood in (linguistic-)logical terms.

In linguistic terms, Pan-Turkist ideas also found their way into the Turkish language reform of the 1930s.

Are you sure that you are capable of using the correct linguistic terms during a conversation?

The siege of the city and the ethnic and religious war which lasted for four years (1992-1996) profoundly disrupted this capital, which was 'Islamised' in religious terms and 'Bosniakised' in linguistic terms.

Exchanges between pupils, between teachers, but in particular bilingual, even trilingual schools can be a means of linking up these frontier areas not just economically but also in cultural, linguistic terms.

It's hard to understand Tom's linguistic terms, but I get the gist of his argument.

Much less concerned with the theosophy of his contemporary kabbalists, who were interested in theories of ten hypostatic sefirot, some of which he described as worse than the Christian belief in the trinity, Abulafia depicted the supernal realm, especially the cosmic Agent Intellect, in linguistic terms, as speech and letters.

In this connection the Committee considers that the Member States should promote local (whether in linguistic or geographical terms) and family ties in the European languages they offer at all levels of education: nursery, primary, secondary, higher and lifelong learning.

Looking first and foremost at the United States, there is no doubt that the fact that the US has formed an integrated market for some time, especially in linguistic/cultural terms, gives innovative firms the opportunity to monitor the overall reaction of the market to an innovatory product much more rapidly than occurs in Europe.

Linguistic terms, used to describe social reality, are often unclear and ill-defined.

The equivocal verbal expressions used to describe defects can then preferably be associated by means of fuzzy-theory in such a way that linguistic terms such as craters, “popcorn”, cracks etc. are represented by membership functions with modifiers.

Linguistic terms, e.g. "small", "medium" or "large" are assigned to these value ranges.

Using the above-defined input/output variables and value ranges, the empirical strategies carried out up until this point are then described in the form of rules, which are comprised in each case of a conditional component, in which linguistic terms for value ranges of input variables of the fuzzy controller 4 are combined with one another by an AND- or an OR-operation, and of an inference component, in which the desired intervention in the process 2 is described, likewise using linguistic descriptions of value ranges of the output variables.

I would merely like to point out to that colleague that the only councillor for the Ile de France region - whose name, admittedly, is not Mustapha but Sid Ahmed, a similar-sounding name in linguistic terms - is a member of our group and of our formation.

The intention is to promote writers who show innovative ability and examination of current subject matters, quality in aesthetic and linguistic terms, authenticity and artistic independence.