The article describes the derivational differentiation of proper nouns (onomastic units) from appellative lexicon, their specific features, conversion (lexical-semantic) method word formation and within scientific interpretation this method, onomastic its simple different aspects, toponyms in Uzbek language by conversion, toponymization (toponymization) appellatives are highlighted on basis evi...

This paper has two mutually motivating goals. The empirical goal is to demonstrate that definite plurals are expressions whose interpretation requires an approach that incorporates the goals of the speaker and hearer. The theoretical goal is to contribute to the development of a mathematical model of the pragmatic reasoning involved in the interpretation of underspecified utterances. I propose ...

Semantic, lexical and derivational features of the emergence spread new phenomena in speech practice Russian speakers latest period associated with COVID-19 pandemic are investigated. A linguo-cognitive interpretation active processes vocabulary word formation era coronavirus as formats knowledge about changed reality conditions communication these changes is given. The methods description “lan...

OBJECTIVE The main objective was to investigate the effect of linguistic abilities (lexical-access ability and vocabulary size) on different measures of speech-in-noise recognition in normal-hearing listeners with various levels of language proficiency. DESIGN Speech reception thresholds (SRTs) were measured for sentences in steady-state (SRTstat) and fluctuating noise (SRTfluc), and for digi...

There were two objectives of the research. The first was to analyze word ‘scandal’ from textual analysis (micro-level) and sociocultural (macro-level). To findings, research made use Norman Fairclough’s model as basis critical discourse analysis. qualitative, which tended inductive approach. 23 informants who participated in survey FGD. They selected purposively based on their profession workpl...

We present interpretation-based processing—a theory of sentence processing that builds a syntactic and a semantic representation for a sentence and assigns an interpretation to the sentence as soon as possible. That interpretation can further participate in comprehension and in lexical processing and is vital for relating the sentence to the prior discourse. Our theory offers a unified account ...

The analysis of nominal compound constructions has proven to be a recalcitrant problem for linguistic semantics and poses serious challenges for natural language processing systems. We argue for a compositional treatment of compound constructions which limits the need for listing of compounds in the lexicon. We argue that the development of a practical model of compound interpretation crucially...

I describe the graphics in relation to seven key [lexical] concepts taken from the co-text (criterion, symptom, calculation, proof, explanation, description, paradigm). By adopting a content-model for the interpretation of the graphics, and then comparing them to the key lexical concepts it is concluded that graphics function normatively in that they establish the underlying grammatical structu...

In natural language generation, the use of a lexicalized grammar formalism and incremental syntactic and semantic processing places strong and specific constraints on the form and meaning of grammatical entries. These principles restrict which grammatical representations are possible and suggest examples an analyst can consult to decide among possibilities. We discuss and justify a number of su...