Sentence examples for In better languages from inspiring English sources

Let's move towards writing system code in better languages, first of all — this should improve security and speed.

Being able to simultaneously handle other modalities and interact with the environment can result in better language understanding systems.

I wrote it in better language than I could express it now, but when the Apollo program culminated in the landing on the moon,the Apollo computer was overloaded and began to shed programs and do restarts, and it did this over and over again for several minutes, while the thing was landing on the moon.

It's a place where what everyone else is arguing over gets argued over more formally and in slightly better language.

A longitudinal multicenter study of 188 children in the United States reported better language skills in children implanted before 18 months of age compared with those implanted after 18 months (Niparko et al. 2010).

Universal newborn hearing screening (UNHS) is an effective way of identifying hearing loss in newborns [ 10], and in conjunction with initiation of appropriate intervention within 6 months of diagnosis of hearing loss in infants shown to result in the development of significantly better language abilities, compared with infants identified with hearing loss later on in life [ 9, 11].

As for not posting the e-mail, Revkin said he should have used better language in his blog, Dot Earth, to explain the decision, which was driven by advice from a Times attorney.

As fathers and mothers and legal guardians of school-age youth, immigrants advocate for better language access in schools and in medical facilities - changes that have improved the effectiveness and responsiveness of these critical institutions.

Immigrants at least partially educated in the USA may have better language skills, speak without an accent, and have greater familiarity with American culture and labor market opportunities.

We do know that children who participate in high-quality early education develop better language and school readiness skills and have fewer behavioral problems in school.

The concern for the quality of English spoken and taught in preschools prompted the PQAC to raise the English language requirement for English language teachers in order for them to be better language role models.