Sentence examples for a language of communication from inspiring English sources
Formalists view games both pragmatically and philosophically, as a language of communication and expression built on components like verbs and loops outside of either the technical or the aesthetic.
The brain has a language of communication, scripted in ancient science.
A face to face interview in Kiswahili language was administered by using a Smartphone [ 33], In circumstances where Kiswahili language was not a language of communication, a translator familiar with the local language was used.
In 1950, UNESCO effectively universalized the Braille alphabet, and in 2005 it recognized Braille system as a "vital language of communication, as legitimate as all other languages in the world".
It seems that with the use of the new system, all the existing, previously AFS poorly described and un-classified cases could be effectively described and classified with very rare exceptions offering a common "language" of communication between the clinicians working in this field [16].
Developing a classification system based on conceptual similarities among communication interventions will help to: clarify the key purposes and features of interventions; introduce a common language of communication interventions in the vaccination field; and assist with the conceptualisation of communication as an intervention in its own right.
The APOS Theory is used as a language for communication of ideas about learning.
Tajik is the sole state language in Tajikistan although Russian is constitutionally recognised as a language of "inter-ethnic communication" and is widely spoken in the ex-Soviet republic, especially in the capital Dushanbe and among the country's educated classes.
As a result, he added, "the language of communication has changed" and emoticons have "gone into the mass culture".
They prefer English as their first language of communication, showing a strong preference for American-made movies and music.
The quotes are presented in English after a free translation, since the original language of communication was Dutch.
