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Linguistic Atlas of the Gulf States

Language, 1993
Funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities and Emory University, the "Linguistics atlas of the Gulf States" is a comprehensive study of speech variations in an eight-state region (Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Tennessee, Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, and eastern Texas). The project encompasses more than five thousand hours of taped interviews
Timothy C. Frazer, Lee Pedersen, Susan Leas McDaniel   +2 more
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The Dragonfly: Linguistic Atlas Underdifferentiation?

American Speech, 1968
T HE VARIOUS NAMES for 'dragonfly' that were found in the study resulting in part in Kurath's A Word Geography of the Eastern United States are both varied and colorful: darning needle, devil's darning needle, mosquito hawk, snake doctor, snake feeder, snake guarder, snake heeder, snake servant, snake waiter, and spindle.
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The Linguistic Atlas of Asia and the Linguistic Atlas of Asia and Africa

Anuar de lingvistică şi istorie literară
The Linguistic Atlas of Asia (LAA) and the Linguistic Atlas of Asia and Africa (LAAA) are linguistic atlases spanning more than one continent. This paper describes: 1) the process during which Japanese scholars coordinated by Mitsuaki Endo produced the atlases, and 2) the characteristics of the two atlases.
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Croatian linguistic atlas

1997
Popis punktova izrađen je 1997., kasnije je neznatno redigiran i dopunjen. Mijo Lončarić HRVATSKI JEZIČNI ATLAS HRVATSKA 1. Štrigova 2. Sveti Martin na Muri 3. Vratišinec 4. Putjane (Čakovec) 5. Prelog 6. Kotoriba 7. Gornja Voća 8. Maruševec 9. Bednja 10. Beletinec 11. Tuhovec 12. Sveti Đurđ 13. Sudovec 14. Hum na Sutli 15. Desinić 16.
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The Linguistic Atlas of Scotland

American Speech, 1976
J. Derrick McClure, J. Y. Mather, H. H. Speitel   +2 more
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Electronic Linguistic Atlas of Late Medieval English

2015
Review of the electronic version of the Linguistic Atlas of Late Medieval English.
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Human oral mucosa cell atlas reveals a stromal-neutrophil axis regulating tissue immunity

Cell, 2021
Drake Williams, Nicolas Dutzan, Simone Webb   +2 more
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Croatian linguistic atlas : Phonological descriptions. Vol. 1 : Čakavian dialect : phonological descriptions of speech covered Croatian linguistic atlas

2007
Donose se fonološki opisi čakavskih punktova koji će biti dijelom monografije o fonološkim opisima hrvatskih dijalekata, ne samo kajkavskih i čakavskih, nego i štokavskih. Obrazac po kojem se opisuju fonološki opisi pojedinih dijalektnih tipova razrađen je u okviru rada na Općeslavenskome lingvističkom atlasu (OLA), koji je započet još koncem pedesetih
Barac-Grum, Vida, Blažeka, Đuro, Brlobaš, Željka, Celinić, Anita, Čilaš Šimpraga, Ankica, Duda, Igor, Jozić, Željko, Kekez, Stipe, Kuzmić, Martina, Lončarić, Mijo, Menac-Mihalić, Mira, Šimunović, Petar, Vranić, Silvana, Težak, Stjepko, Vidović, Domagoj, Zubčić, Sanja   +15 more
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Linguistic Atlas of New England

Language, 1942
Robert J. Menner, Hans Kurath, Miles L. Hanley, Guy S. Lowman   +3 more
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Dialectology and the Linguistic Atlas Project

People from different places use different words for things, even everyday things such as carbonated beverages (e.g. soda, coke, pop) or bread roll-based sandwiches (e.g. hoagie, grinder, sub). Regional variation in vocabulary is one of the foci of dialectology, a subfield of linguistics that examines the geographic distribution of specific words ...
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