Sentences with phrase «distinct dialect»

These excerpts from Vitamin P3 highlight three painters — each working in their own distinct dialect and pulling from widely diffuse inspirations — that are actively challenging the age - old strictures of their medium.

There's not a chain store anywhere and each of the five villages has a distinct dialect and its own proud heritage.

RP (Received Pronunciation) dialect used by the BBC (hence, why it used to be called a BBC dialect); general cockney, or lower - class dialect; Southern US dialects (including some 11 distinct dialects within Texas alone!)

In a study recently published in Nature Communications, researchers have found that sperm whales not only have such a language system, but that they seem to have distinct dialects, suggesting that these whales use cultural learning to form multilevel, social structures, where individual whales with the same behaviours seem to band together in what the scientists are calling «clans.»

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Like those religious fellowships of Liberia and Sierra Leone, the north Georgia congregations conveyed their culture (later he used the more precise term «subculture») by means of distinct idioms, symbolic dialects constructed both to express and to maintain group identity.

They «speak» dialects — in both cases a high - pitched screech — that are so distinct from each other that even harbor seals seem to know the difference.

Whales that are closely related or live together produce similar pulsed calls that carry vocal characteristics distinct to the group, known as a dialect.

Today, there are three distinct Mayan groups, each speaking their own dialect of the Mayan language.

It seems clear that the inclusion of dialects in DQIV is there to colour each township with a distinct linguistic flavour - and the game is no doubt effective at doing so.

Prior to colonisation, Australia had 250 distinct languages which expanded out to 600 dialects.

Prior to colonisation, Australia had 250 distinct languages, which could be subdivided into 600 dialects.

The university serves a region rich in cultural diversity, including 17 First Nations groups with more than 27 distinct languages and dialects.

The people of Behbahan (Behbahanis) speak a Persian dialect distinct to their group, as well as Luri, and may still use words of Khuzi origin, the language of the original inhabitants of Khuzestan.