The phrase "achieve language" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of mastering or acquiring a language, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and proper usage.
Example: "To communicate effectively, one must first achieve proficiency in the language."
Alternatives: "master a language" or "acquire language skills."
But to achieve language understanding, you first have to crack the problem of artificial intelligence (AI), which has eluded scientists for half a century.
Future work will be aimed at increasing the generality of the methods, for example, by studying ways to achieve language independence or by simplifying the process of optimising the system to a new language, based on the preliminary results shown in this paper.
This bidirectional co-operation does not support by itself the causal role of the motor system to achieve language comprehension; rather it shows a very robust interaction between processes.
Accomplishing the recommended approach to translation to achieve language equivalence was fairly straightforward but administration of the tool revealed several unexpected problems.
This suggests that there is little relationship between baseline functional or cognitive status and treatment-mediated changes in language abilities; thus, patients with AD may achieve meaningful language benefits with treatment, irrespective of the degree of functional or cognitive impairment.
Universities and colleges must build collaborative programs with K-12 so that the foundation for learning language is strong and they can realistically require the new, better prepared students to achieve foreign language proficiency in order to receive a bachelor's degree.
Others want to achieve some language proficiency before traveling to a new country, either for pleasure or for business.
Addressing a meeting last week of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, Dr. Christine Yosaidaga-Ithat said that earlier detection and action helped hearing-impaired children achieve normal language skills.
GNM has been supporting the school since 1999, when we provided the £50k seed funding to allow them to achieve specialist language school status.
There were many periods of backsliding and regression, but it is clear that by the age of six she had achieved fair language and, with this, had crossed the Rubicon that divides "high functioning" people like her from "low functioning" ones, who never achieve proper language or autonomy.
It notes that a set of guidelines already developed by the Australian Universities Quality Agency (AUQA) spell out "the key role providers have in supporting students to achieve English language competency" – guidelines that it says can easily be applied to university and non-university providers alike.
