Sentence examples for a discrete language from inspiring English sources

It is a discrete language with its own vocabulary, syntax and colloquialisms.

A few other shipwrecks in the late 19th and early 20th centuries added hybrid vigor to the gene pool, and a discrete language evolved, with several names for each of six winds, shaded terms for hundreds of varieties of plants and no words for war, envy, jealousy, property, buy, sell or own.

This knowledge is embodied in a discrete language faculty, a component of the human brain.

Other analogue circuits known as A-D and D-A converters are needed to translate these continuous wave-like signals to and from the discrete language used by digital devices.

The SysML profile is organized into the following discrete language units that extend the language: requirements, blocks, activities, constraints block, and ports and flows.

Brazil's indigenous peoples speak dozens of discrete languages, and some authorities suggest that the greatest divergence of the Brazilian language from the Portuguese can be traced to initial contact with the Indians.

We become consciously aware of ourselves as a discrete entity only through language – and language is inherently inter-subjective; it is a social practice.

Therefore, we would like to argue that rather than a discrete categorical classification of languages into tone languages and non-tone languages, a more fine-grained account is needed [48] that takes into account the extent to which (in this case) pitch information is actually used to distinguish phonological categories in processing.

Handing out passports to as many Moldovans as possible brings this nearer.Bulgaria/Macedonia From a certain Bulgarian-nationalist viewpoint, the idea of a discrete Macedonian ethnicity or language is a nonsense rather like defining "Texan" as an ethnicity in America.

But there is also another contrast, within those extra-Taiwanese languages themselves, between non-Polynesian languages and a discrete sub-subgroup consisting of the closely related Polynesian languages.

We then compared the results with those obtained from simulation experiments, using a discrete event simulator written in C language.