Sentence examples for In normal language from inspiring English sources

In normal language: people unable to rise from the bottom to the top, or even from the middle to the top, because of their background.

But Ukrainians are coming to realise that their future depends not on the colour schemes of its politicians but on rules and institutions that can be described in normal language.

In view of the scope of the current paper, it suffices to describe this agent-based model in normal language rather than in SDCPN language.

Thus the lectures argue that art generally, and therefore poetry in particular, is national in nature, not universal like science and (in a sense) religion, and more radically that poetry has the function of expressing individuality, of resisting even the commonality of a national language (thereby making explicit a potential which is also present, though less realized, in normal language use).

In this program children learn to identify speech sounds at significantly slower speeds than they occur in normal language.

Interference during production is avoided in "normal" language processing due to sufficient and unimpaired control mechanisms.

In early life subjects may show expressive and/or receptive language deficits (e.g., significant delays in reaching normal language milestones), and may also exhibit fundamental defects in the ability to process rapidly changing acoustic information [ 2- 4].

Normal referencing is an aspect of normal cognitive functioning and manifest in all normal language use.

Mr. Biden's unannounced trip to Iraq is laden with symbolism — a farewell to arms, but also a call for two countries linked by bloodshed to begin dealing with each other in the normal language of diplomacy.

This increased level of joint attention aids in encouraging normal language development, including word comprehension and production.

"The truth is that we are witnessing more and more people forced to move that do not fall into the legal definition of refugees, even if, in the normal language, we also call them refugees," he told me, citing a combination of "megatrends" including the effects of climate change, in addition to the other factors including population growth, urbanization, food insecurity, and water scarcity.