The phrase "a small language" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a language that has a limited number of speakers or is not widely used.
Example: "In the study of linguistics, researchers often focus on a small language to understand its unique features and structure."
Alternatives: "a minor language" or "a lesser-known language".
Students will implement a complete compiler for a small language.
Totonacan languages, also called Totonac-Tepehua, a small language family of two branches, Totonac and Tepehua.
A complete compiler for a small language will be implemented in ML.
For a small country with a small language, the sheer volume of Hungarian press offerings can make one's head spin.
"Latvian is a small language facing tough competition both from English and Russian, you have to protect it," he said.
English, once a small language spoken in southern Britain, is now the mother tongue of hundreds of millions across the world.
A group of international researchers recently analyzed 2.2 million book translations from around the world: Their visualization, based on data provided by UNESCO's Index Translationum project, offers rare insights into so-called hub languages, which are especially significant culturally: If a book is published in a smaller language, it will usually be translated into a hub language.
The Guadalajara Language Center (www.glc.com.mx) is a small, independent language school in a reconverted house.
However, security enforcement is done by a small intermediate language called SIRRTL, so the trusted component of ChiselFlow is small.
Although it only has a small English language section, its open architecture populated with several trees makes for an excellent afternoon's escape.
To evaluate modularity, the grammar is layered: it starts with a small core language, and several layers add new features, new production rules, and new ambiguities.
