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They did research on the six major sociolinguistic areas.
"The sociolinguistic reality of these perceptions has yet to be explored".
Researchers in this field use sociolinguistic methods to explain historical change.
An interesting sociolinguistic feature is that there was no social difference between its users.
This sociolinguistic variation is what defines the black deaf community.
"A sociolinguistic investigation of language attitudes among youth in Morocco."
Religion as a sociolinguistic variable should be understood in this context.
This issue will be explored further in 5.7.4, where other sociolinguistic studies, which have selected different indicators, are considered.
Furthermore these are claims that have actually been supported by empirical sociolinguistic research.
Lately, a similar sociolinguistic phenomenon has occurred with foreign immigration.
For example, the Jamaican sociolinguistic situation has often been described in terms of this continuum.
A sociolinguistic model of communication and communication problems in industry.
In chapter 4 we shall consider the sociolinguistic interpretation of these patterns.
It was observed that they form "a sociolinguistic context within which group and individual identities can be created."
Language scholars offer two answers, one folkloric and the other sociolinguistic.
The words represent the sociolinguistic dimension and are understood as a function of justification.
In some cases more than others, linguistic distinctiveness seems to be a sociolinguistic priority.
Sociolinguistic research, which is ongoing, suggests some differentiation between these last groups' speech may exist.
The sociolinguistic evidence suggests this raising is a fairly recent addition to Philadelphia speech.
As with many sociolinguistic artifacts, the dialect is usually more distinct among older members of the population.
Towards a dialogue between the sociolinguistic sciences and Esperanto culture.
It is thought that such differences may be at least partially due to the sociolinguistic setting of the languages.
Not all linguists believe that sociolinguistic methods can be applied to historical situations.
Altogether, 109 persons were interviewed in this way - a relatively high number for an urban sociolinguistic survey.