検索ワード: geografiese (アフリカーンス語 - 英語)

geografiese inligting
geographic information

geografiese posisiekcharselect unicode block name
ideographic description characters

bestaande elektroniese kommunikasiefasiliteite in die geografiese gebied
communications facilities in the geographic area and to make such

‘‘lisensiegebied’’ die geografiese gebied in ’n lisensie bepaal;
‘‘licence area’’ means the geographical area specified in a licence;

geen verpligting om sodanige geografiese gebied te bedien nie;
service licensee has no obligation to serve such geographic area; or

enige ander persoon of persone wat beheer oor die geografiese gebied of dele
any other person or persons exercising control over the geographic area or

(i) is of gaan opgerig word in ’n geografiese gebied, en gaan sodanige
(i) constructed in, and serve, a geographic area that, at the time of

die geografiese posisie moet verskaf word in die formaat: 45.436845,125.862501nonecal-task-status
the geographical position must be entered in the format: 45.436845,125.862501

metode van toediening: van aangesig tot aangesig of langafstand die vroegste dialekstudies is gedoen deur middel van opnamevraelyste wat ontwerp is om inligting oor verskillende taalvorme - leksikale, fonologiese en grammatikale - te ontlok. 'n paar vroeë studies het gebruik gemaak van posvraelyste, waaronder die eerste geografiese studie van dialekte wat in 1876 deur wenker in duitsland gedoen is. die navorsers het egter gou besluit dat dit op 'n aantal vlakke voordelig sou wees om opgeleide veldwerkers uit te stuur na
traditional dialectology >from the beginning of the 19th century dialectologists have been working systematically on regional variation in language. employing paper and pencil, and later tape recorders, researchers recorded differences in pronunciation, grammatical construction, and lexicon in the speech of rural inhabitants in france, germany, england, scotland, and america (chambers & trudgill, 1980, pp. 18-23; petyt, 1980). often, after decades of research, a monumental publication was produced which contained hundreds of dialect maps on which lines (called isoglosses) indicated the geographical limits of words, grammatical structures, and sounds. for example, although there are no current dialect maps of new zealand or australia, in the case of the former one could envisage such a map with isoglosses separating parts of otago and southland from the rest of new zealand