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The Linguistic Atlas of Scotland
American Speech, 1976J. Derrick McClure +2 more
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The Linguistic Atlas of England
American Speech, 1979John McNeal Dodgson +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 ...openaire +1 more source
Knowledge Discovery for the Linguistic Atlas of Sicily Project.
Comput. Syst. Sci. Eng., 2010Theidentificationofnewusefulpatternsindataisacorepro- cess for intelligent systems. In this work a knowledge discovery method- ology to retrieve useful and novel information from data stored in a DBMS. This methodology is mainly used in the ALS (Linguistic Atlas of Sicily) Project.
GENTILE, Antonio +2 more
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Linguistic Atlas of the Gulf States. Volume I. Handbook for the Linguistic Atlas of the Gulf States
South Atlantic Review, 1988Gary Neal Underwood, Lee A. Pederson
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Linguistic Atlas of the Gulf States
American Speech, 1993Michael Montgomery, Lee Pederson
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The Linguistic Atlas of England & The Linguistic Atlas of Scotland (Scots Section)
English World-Wide. A Journal of Varieties of English, 1986openaire +1 more source
A Linguistic Atlas of Pennsylvania German
Modern Language Notes, 1956Terence H. Wilbur +2 more
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