Many attempts have been made to show that the four Paleo-Siberian families are related either to each other or to adjacent (or more distant) language families.
They are ordered to decode, to adopt the distant language of eviscerated analytical prose.
It will help school teachers and language and reading specialists understand how two distant languages may or may not interact with each other during the process of language acquisition.
Klein et al. compared the cerebral organization of two typologically distant languages, English and Mandarin Chinese [ 12].
Many younger soldiers connected to a culture to which they had previously only had a distant relationship, learning language and customs that were not used or practiced in the United States.
That category includes Yeniseian languages with three other genetically unrelated groups Nivkh, Luorawetlan languages, and Yukaghir (itself now sometimes considered to be a distant relative of the Uralic languages).
Staten Island catcher Mitch Evans also came from a distant land speaking a foreign language -- in his case, Australian.
Decked with ornate symbols that looks like they could adorn lunchboxes in Stargate, her mirrored neon lightboxes feel like uncovered artifacts from a distant future with their indecipherable language and otherworldly shapes.
Four tribes of the lower Mississippi valley the Natchez, Chitimachas, Tunicas, and Atakapas spoke languages with a distant affinity to Muskogean.
Southeast Asia, with its population spread across six primary countries with differing currencies, cultures, regulation barriers and languages, was a distant priority.
I think that all deep passion is but a kiss In the mid battle, and a difficult peace 'Twixt oil and water, candles and dark night Kevin Collins, the charismatic young actor who imbues Cuchulain with a gleaming heroism, also speaks the poetry with an unstudied lyricism that collapses the distance between character and language, and between a distant theatrical style and contemporary taste.
