Sentence examples for advantageous language from inspiring English sources

The Bush administration can couch Beijing's new role in whatever politically advantageous language it wishes, but, ultimately, it comes down to this: China's influence is rapidly rising and America's is rapidly declining.

The authors interpreted their results in terms of a unique "bilingual signature" which represents an advantageous "language processing potential not recruited in monolingual brains" (Kovelman, Baker, et al. 2008; also see Kovelman, Shalinsky, et al. 2008).

Within the context of studies of immigration, the use of skill mismatch is particularly advantageous as language abilities should be encompassed within individual responses, thus lessening the impacts of unobserved bias within the measure.

Behavioural relevance principle: It is advantageous to practise language in relevant action contexts.

We therefore propose as a further principle of aphasia therapy grounded in neuroscience research the following principle: Behavioural relevance principle: It is advantageous to practise language in relevant action contexts.

Additionally, ERPs are advantageous in studying infants' language development because ERP testing does not require an overt response from the participants and therefore can be conducted within hours after birth, before the possible onset of effects from the postnatal environment.

- Health System Privacy Officer Another participant suggested that it would be very advantageous to have uniform language regarding security safeguards that could be used by local institutions when applying for a waiver of authorization from their IRB.

This was a surprise for us because when we were porting Slavic languages, it was advantageous to use more data (even from relative languages and not the source or target one) as it guaranteed the robustness of the model.

"There is a growing recognition that in our globalized society, speaking two or more languages is quite advantageous," Lindsey Harr, a department spokeswoman, wrote in an e-mail message.

It is often advantageous to use interpreted high-level languages for the remaining tasks, adopting a mixed-language approach.

The language independence is an advantageous characteristic from the computational point of view, as the use of measures do not require the specification (manual or automatic) of any type of knowledge (for example: morphological, syntactic, etc).