We need to put more stress on languages in primary school.
"We've shown that we can detect emotions such as anger and stress by training on one language and testing on another," said Hirschberg, who is the Percy K. and Vida L. W. Hudson Professor of Computer Science and chair of the Computer Science Department at Columbia.
Like many Jesuits, the former Jorge Mario Bergoglio is a doctrinal traditionalist, who puts great stress on the language of the New Testament.
Here Coornhert's powers of imagery and sensuous description are fully evident, while in his original poetry the religious humanistic intent precludes any stress on figurative language.
The stress on English language helps move on Chinese reform-and-open process.
Moreover, in Bombay (Mumbai), Madras (Chennai), and the North-Western Provinces there was as yet little effective demand for English, and the tendency was to lay the main stress on Indian languages.
Stress on a later syllable reflects borrowing from other languages, except in Icelandic, which has stress on the first syllable of all words.
Laplante and coworkers published in 2004 a study in which they shed light on the effects of prenatal maternal stress on the general intellectual and language functioning in human toddlers [92].
She hints that more stress should be placed at this tender age on language and social skills than on reading and writing.
The impending disappearance of a language puts enormous stress on a community.
The implication is that there is a force within all of us, a natural and powerful sexual drive, that can be inhibited, and this assumption lingers in the current language with its stress on fantasy, on lust burning from within.
