Sentence examples for a standardized language from inspiring English sources

As such, the standard dataset requires both a standardized language for human comprehension and standardized coding for software processing.

Derived primarily from proto-Malay, and containing some Sanskrit, Chinese, Arabic, Spanish and English words, Tagalog did not become a standardized language until the 1940's.

These, mainly mystery plays and similar religious material, are written in a standardized language that is by now completely differentiated from Welsh and, to a lesser degree, from Cornish.

They are ceaseless jumpers from one stock to another, and they have developed a standardized language of "puts" and "holds" and "long" and "short" that lets them smooth the nuances of each business into a strange new whole grasped only by them.

Most prominently the Resource Description Framework (RDF) defines a standardized language for connecting arbitrary knowledge resources with relational properties [7].

The Arden Syntax as a standardized language to represent medical knowledge can be used to express the corresponding decision rules.

Particularly striking is the absence of any standardized language defining child neglect in situations where parents provide inadequate supervision, allow their child to engage in activities known to be unsafe, and/or fail to protect their child from recognizable dangers.

The GSEEE is a national, standardized, language test that measures test takers' knowledge of English and provides information for educational institutes to select candidates for their master's programs (Cheng 2008; He 2010).

These new tools were provided to Alexa app developers in the form of a standardized markup language called Speech Synthesis Markup Language, or SSML, which will let them code Alexa's speech patterns into their applications.

Located in the capital of Seoul, Korea, this school specialized in improving middle-school students' overall English language skills as well as preparing them for a number of standardized language tests.

When providers did document a patient's communication disability or method, they used inconsistent descriptions, suggesting a lack of standardized language.