Sentence examples for a single language of from inspiring English sources

Metamodelling is used to obtain a single language of modelling and integration is used to obtain a single global model, which offers an overall coherent interpretation of the different viewpoints.

Whereas each of the other regions developed a single language of high culture Greek, Sanskrit, and Chinese, respectively the Nile-to-Oxus region was a linguistic palimpsest of Irano-Semitic languages of several sorts: Aramaic, Syriac (eastern or Iranian Aramaic), and Middle Persian (the language of eastern Iran).

Belostenec was inspired by the idea of a single language for all Croats.

But the world will be a poorer place if Mr Fischer is proved right and the old Genesis myth of a single language for all finally comes true.

The Nigerian writes in English, although he has urged the adoption of Kiswahili as a single language for Africa.

Both Haugen and Weinreich considered the use of phonemes beyond a single language to be inappropriate when phonemic systems between languages were incommensurable with each other.

Because intercomprehensibility lies along a scale, the degree required for two or more forms of speech to qualify as dialects of a single language, instead of being regarded as separate languages, is not easy to quantify or to lay down in advance, and the actual cutoff point must in the last resort be arbitrary.

Most previous studies concerning the validity of the EQ-5D-3L items refer to applications of only a single language version of the EQ-5D-3L in only one country.

Before the ethnic conflicts in the Balkans in the 1990s, Serbo-Croatian was viewed by its speakers as a single language consisting of several dialects, spoken in Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Croatia; afterward, local communities began to talk of Croatian and Serbian as distinct languages.

Indeed, a single language profile of impairment seems insufficient to adequately characterize individuals with ASC [ Kjelgaard & Tager-Flusberg, 2001].

The EAACI/GALEN/EDF/WAO consensus [ 1] recommends the use of a single language in the form of well-established and simple scales, such as the urticaria activity score (UAS) [ 56] and the related scale, UAS7[ 57] (Table 6).