Román közterületnevek a két világháború közti időszak romániai magyar napilapjaiban by Krisztina Sófalvi

“…The status of the Hungarian language changed: it became a minority language, Romanian becoming the official and, in certain situations (for example, in official usage), the compulsory language. …”
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Peculiarities of Assistive Causative Constructions in Modern Buryat by Elena A. Dadueva

“…The paper notes that the assistive in the Buryat language changes not only the actant structure but also the event-role structure of the causative construction. …”
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Role of Language Criteria in the Sustainability of Scientific Journals: Analysis of Psychiatry Journals in Türkiye by Tuğçe Pekcoşkun, Kadri Kıran, Cem Uzun

“…It examined the effect of publication languages and language changes on sustainability by analyzing information from the DergiPark platform, TR Index, and journal websites. …”
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Dinamika Leksikon Flora dan Fauna Bahasa Bali pada Lingkungan Persawahan by Kadek Ayu Winda Winanda, Ni Made Dhanawaty, Made Sri Satyawati

“…Third, finding the factors causing of the influence of flora and fauna lexicon in the rice field environment in Ubud, namely physical changes in the rice field environment, damage to the ecosystem in the rice field, inheritance of the flora and fauna in the rice field environment in Ubud, and language changes.…”
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Body Language Analysis in Healthcare: An Overview by Rawad Abdulghafor, Sherzod Turaev, Mohammed A. H. Ali

“…From this examination, we discovered that it is possible to specialize the features and language changes of each disease in the body. Hence, ML can understand and detect diseases such as pandemic and epidemic diseases and others.…”
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The Code-Switching on Facebook Profiles of Different Genders: The Case of Šalčininkai District by Violeta Miliun

“…In the datasets of both genders, the most predominant function is directive, which appears when languages change depending on the language chosen by the interlocutor. …”
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Making School Development Credible. Text, Context, Irony by Mats Börjesson

“…The subject of the study is a short text issued by the Swedish Schools Inspectorate (Skolinspektionen). Government language changes according to the authorities’ role in society and their own definitions of their functions, and an important aspect here is the legitimacy of the authorities’ texts. …”
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A fragment-based approach for computing the long-term visual evolution of historical maps by Remi Petitpierre, Johannes H. Uhl, Isabella di Lenardo, Frédéric Kaplan

“…Corpus linguistics has led to significant advances in understanding how languages change. Research on large map corpora could in turn significantly contribute to understanding cultural and historical changes. …”
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Phenocopy syndrome of frontotemporal dementia by D. Martins, R. Faria, M. Pinho, S. Rodrigues

“… Introduction Frontotemporal dementia (FTD) is a group of neurodegenerative disorders characterized by behavioral or language changes with progressive executive dysfunction. …”
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Mongolian Studies in Russia of the Second Half of the 19th Century: Traditions and Continuity in the Training of Orientalists. K. F. Golstunsky by Polyanskaya O.N.

“…The scientist emphasized the importance of studying the spoken Mongolian language in his works, showed that the living folk language changed under the influence of various historical factors, therefore it requires constant attention. …”
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EXPERIMENT AS AN INTEGRAL PART OF THE METHODOLOGY OF COMPARATIVE RESEARCH by Vera A. Pishchalnikova

“…The author sets parameters by which one can estimate how the meaning of a word of the compared languages changes. The parameters help to define: a decrease in the number of actualized semantic signs in different zones of the associative field; reduction of the diversity of reactions and the number of single reactions in the associative fields; the prevalence of the number of conceptual and operational reactions over emotionally evaluative reactions and reactions- conceptions; a decrease in the number of metaphorical and nationally specific or culturally significant reactions; changing of the positive connotation of a lexeme to neutral and negative; the number of rejections (in percentage correlation with the total set of associates).…”
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Precedent Texts of Russian Culture and Linguistic Personality of a Schoolchild

“…The choice of the topic of research can be attributed to the language changes and the shift in the Russian public consciousness caused by social cataclysms. …”
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Mystical love metaphors: a cognitive analysis of Sohrab Sepehri’s poetry by Sareh Jaberi, Imran-Ho-Abdullah, Ravichandran Vengadasamy

“…In the meantime, cognitive viewpoint of language changes the notion of ‘novelty’ in poetic texts and argues that poetic innovations are just ‘extending forms’ of conventional metaphors. …”
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Proper names of arab applicants of higher education: structure features and functioning specificity within the university education space by L. Kuplevatska, Т. Manivska

“…They analyze current studies of the peculiarities of naming traditions, the origin of ethnic anthroponyms, and the peculiarities of the structure and processes of change in modern anthroponyms of different languages. Changing a country of residence causes problems of inconsistency between the official models of the full name of the educational migrant and the corresponding model of the host country. …”
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The problem of preserving the mother tongue of Tuvans of China by Zhanna M. Yusha

“…They, in addition to their native language, have a good command of others (Mongolian and Kazakh), and allow language changes in their native speech tracing back to interactions with the languages of neighboring peoples. …”
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From process to product: writing engagement and performance of EFL learners under computer-generated feedback instruction by Chen Shen, Penghai Shi, Penghai Shi, Jirong Guo, Suyun Xu, Suyun Xu, Jiwei Tian

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The symbolic function of colors and words in the female writing of "Zeinab Habash" [In Persian] by Amin Nazari terizi, Ali Asghar Ravanshad, Behnam Farsi

“…Many scholars, particularly social linguists, place a strong emphasis on how society and the environment influence how languages change through time. They contend that the social and institutional language of the military is influenced by culture, which responds to extralinguistic and environmental elements. …”
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Validation of a modified version of the Spanish Geriatric Oral Health Assessment Index (GOHAI-SP) for adults and elder people by Javiera Aguirre-Bustamante, Francisco Javier Barón-López, Francisco Jesús Carmona-González, Napoleón Pérez-Farinós, Julia Wärnberg

“…A version with minor language changes was administered to individuals with metabolic syndrome aged 55–75 years from one health care district in southern Spain as part of an ongoing field trial (PREDIMED-Plus). …”
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Lithuanian Language at School: Scientific Insights and Pedagogical Experience by Ona Laima Gudzinevičiūtė, Džiuljeta Maskuliūnienė

“…The aim of the article is to present the journal “Gimtoji kalba mokykloje” [Mother Tongue at School] using the descriptive-analytical method, to discuss topics, problems, aims of the articles, and to summarise the most relevant issues of Lithuanian studies, Lithuanian language and literature teaching (didactics), variations in the Lithuanian language, changes, standardisation, and the importance of Lithuanian literature in developing a thinking and reading individual, conscious of the importance of the native (Lithuanian) language. …”
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Complementação e adjunção nominais em gramáticas históricas do português Complementação e adjunção nominais em gramáticas históricas do português by Anya Karina Campos D'Almeida e Pinho

“…Here are presented the results of the raid, indicating that cannot be attributed to the difficulty of understanding the concepts of CN and AA by both students and teachers to the similarity of the concepts contained in old grammars, but it turns out that there are points of convergence between the two groups of works that may point to a tradition in the Portuguese language using semantic criteria and syntactic definitions in separate instead of grouping the various uses of language, disregarding the fact that language changes and incorporates all the new uses times.…”
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