Expression Pattern

A Expression Pattern is a pattern language element that structures expressive content through systematic organization of semantic elements and syntactic forms.

• AKA: Expressive Pattern, Expression Framework, Expression Structure.
• Context:
  • It can typically organize Semantic Content through expression pattern meaning structure and expression pattern semantic relations.
  • It can typically structure Syntactic Forms through expression pattern grammatical arrangement and expression pattern word order.
  • It can typically convey Pragmatic Intent through expression pattern contextual markers and expression pattern communicative function.
  • It can typically establish Discourse Coherence through expression pattern cohesion devices and expression pattern textual organization.
  • It can typically encode Information Structure through expression pattern topic-focus arrangement and expression pattern given-new distribution.
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  • It can often manifest in Multiple Modalitys through expression pattern verbal forms and expression pattern written representations.
  • It can often vary across Language Systems through expression pattern cross-linguistic variation and expression pattern typological differences.
  • It can often adapt to Genre Conventions through expression pattern register adaptation and expression pattern stylistic conformity.
  • It can often reflect Cognitive Processes through expression pattern mental representation and expression pattern conceptual structure.
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  • It can range from being a Simple Expression Pattern to being a Complex Expression Pattern, depending on its expression pattern structural complexity.
  • It can range from being a Literal Expression Pattern to being a Figurative Expression Pattern, depending on its expression pattern semantic transparency.
  • It can range from being a Fixed Expression Pattern to being a Productive Expression Pattern, depending on its expression pattern generativity.
  • It can range from being a Universal Expression Pattern to being a Language-Specific Expression Pattern, depending on its expression pattern cross-linguistic applicability.
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  • It can enable Linguistic Expressions through expression pattern instantiation.
  • It can support Communication Expression Patterns through expression pattern communicative realization.
  • It can implement Linguistic Brevity Patterns through expression pattern compression techniques.
  • It can facilitate Pattern Recognition Tasks through expression pattern identification.
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• Example(s):
  • Grammatical Expression Patterns, such as:
    • Passive Voice Expression Pattern for agent backgrounding contexts.
    • Cleft Construction Expression Pattern for information highlighting contexts.
    • Question Formation Expression Pattern for interrogative construction contexts.
  • Information Density Expression Patterns, such as:
    • Linguistic Brevity Pattern for concise expression contexts.
    • Linguistic Elaboration Pattern for detailed expression contexts.
    • Linguistic Redundancy Pattern for reinforced expression contexts.
  • Rhetorical Expression Patterns, such as:
    • Metaphorical Expression Pattern for figurative communication contexts.
    • Ironic Expression Pattern for indirect criticism contexts.
    • Hyperbolic Expression Pattern for emphasis creation contexts.
  • Discourse Expression Patterns, such as:
    • Narrative Expression Pattern for story telling contexts.
    • Argumentative Expression Pattern for persuasion contexts.
    • Descriptive Expression Pattern for detail provision contexts.
  • Technical Expression Patterns, such as:
    • Mathematical Expression Pattern for formula representation contexts.
    • Code Expression Pattern for programming syntax contexts.
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• Counter-Example(s):
  • Random Word Sequence, which lacks expression pattern structure.
  • Meaningless Utterance, which lacks expression pattern semantic content.
  • Grammatical Error, which violates expression pattern syntactic rules.
  • Gibberish, which lacks expression pattern interpretability.
• See: Pattern Language, Linguistic Expression, Grammatically Correct Expression, Software Design Pattern, Communication Expression Pattern, Linguistic Brevity Pattern, Pattern Recognition Task.

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