Malagasy languages, a cluster of languages spoken on Madagascar and adjacent islands and belonging to the Austronesian (Malayo-Polynesian) family of languages.
He was referring to the "combination of a cluster of decisions and language meant to send a message". The cases overturned have included an obscure case involving credit cards as well as the federal government's right to conduct detailed background checks on its contract employees.
Numbering about 192,000 in the late 20th century, the Hehe are a cluster of peoples with similar language and culture.
This is a consequence of the business being founded in Finland, whose language belongs to a cluster of Eastern and Northern Eurasian languages that are plenty removed from English in sound and grammatical character.
(Neither the Drawing Institute nor Renzo Piano's main building for the Menil, which opened to great fanfare in 1987, were damaged during Hurricane Harvey). The Drawing Institute extends Mr. Piano's restrained visual language with a cluster of pavilions that define three new courtyards.
Connotative language indexes a cluster of loosely associated images, schema and feelings about an experience that is particularly salient to an individual.
It automates the transformation of a program expressed with the high level system design language SystemC, to its implementation on a cluster of multi-GPU.
"Spanish is a cluster of contradictions," write Jean-Benoit Nadeau and Julie Barlow, the authors of previous books about the spread of another language Americans like to learn, French.
Nowhere is there a richer or more concentrated cluster of languages, some eight hundred, than in Papua New Guinea, with its daunting topography of highlands and rain forests.
A cluster of pathologies?
Or rather, a cluster of anonymities.
