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Use idiolects in a Sentence ... See web results for idiolects ... See images of idiolects...
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dictionary.reference.com/browse/idiolects
dictionary.reference.com/browse/idiolects
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The greatest influence on your language is your immediate family, and the people you spend time with. In order to fully understand your idiolect, ...
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www.bgs.eriding.net/English/byrne/docs/Year%208/Idiolec...
www.bgs.eriding.net/English/byrne/docs/Year%208/Idiolect.doc
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For instance, how to investigate the perception of idiolect free from the influences of the identities of the speaker(s)? A partial step towards addressing ...
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www.assta.org/sst/SST-00/cache/SST-00-Chapter11-p2.pdf
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Idiolect; Jazz / Experimental / Funk ... Contacting Idiolect ... Idiolect: General Info...
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www.myspace.com/idiolectsound
www.myspace.com/idiolectsound
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Your dialect(s) represent broad social influences—something you have in solidarity with perhaps millions of people. Your idiolect is more personal—it ...
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oak.cats.ohiou.edu/~mcginn/EVERYBODY_SPEAKS_AN_IDIOLECT...
oak.cats.ohiou.edu/~mcginn/EVERYBODY_SPEAKS_AN_IDIOLECT.ppt
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Undoutbly there are cultural influences at work here. If I am a reductionist, I don’t want to be the kind that doesn’t believe in the profound and ubiquitious influence of culture… ... idiolect is proudly powered by WordPress; Entries (RSS) and Comments (RSS).
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idiolect.org.uk/notes/?p=775
idiolect.org.uk/notes/?p=775
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Manipulation in Education ... There is a fundamental power asymmetry in education. Teachers understand what they are teaching, learners do not. Learners, by definition, cannot have a full appreciation of what they are about to learn, of its value and of how it will ... advertising influences familiarity induces preference...
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idiolect.org.uk/notes/?cat=16
idiolect.org.uk/notes/?cat=16
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In terms of my background, I got a PhD in Natural Language Generation in 1990 (Harvard), and have been working in this area ever since; I've been at the University ... in other words in people's "idiolect". I believe that a good understanding of idiolect would enable us to generate much better texts than we currently do;
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www.memoriesforlife.org/person.php?username=ereiter
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IDIOLECT is a little-used term to describe the individual language each person develops within the larger context of their culture and society. ... Influences; Charles Mingus, Frank Zappa, John Zorn, John Cage, Mr. Bungle, Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Aphex Twin, Ravel, Led Zeppelin, The Bad Plus, rock, metal, funk, hip-hop,
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www.thomasdowd.com/music_idiolect.html
www.thomasdowd.com/music_idiolect.html
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