Sentence examples for adapting language from inspiring English sources
In Section 2, we explain the method for adapting language models.
Based on this version intended for use in Germany, we developed a Switzerland German version by adapting language and grammar.
Showing that they were familiar with self-harm and using a young person's own language, or adapting language to suit each individual, was seen as crucial to establishing dialogue; ' I think we have to adapt the language and the difficulty of conversation to the individual and the situation.
But it is merely the latest manifestation of the human ability to be linguistically creative and to adapt language to suit the demands of diverse settings.
Two of the most famous works in the indie games movement, Super Meat Boy and Braid, adapt language and visual elements from Super Mario Bros for exactly this reason, and quite rightly neither one faced anything like the kind of criticism that Flappy Bird has received".
Pre-testing revealed the need for low information density of the lessons (workbooks and worksheets), adapted language use to make the materials easy to understand, and not too much theory, but predominantly practical assignments.
They demonstrate that for E mphatic and A nger the improvements of the acoustic adaptation can be further increased by additionally adapting the language models.
This morning we read "Harry Potter, Minus a Certain Flavour," Peter H. Gleick's July 10 Op-Ed article about adapting the language of Harry Potter from English to American.
"Zemeckis is one of the few US filmmakers who is taking 3D really seriously and is adapting his language to the medium," Stassen says of the American director.
"We started adapting the language to express the ideas of modern India, what is happening in the elections, change of governments, the accidents on the road, et cetera.
Candidate Hillary Clinton seemed to intimate a more nuanced framing of the concerns of the new American family, adapting a language that tipped toward an inclusive and fluid definition of family in the American body politic.
