The phrase "age of language" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a period or era characterized by significant developments or changes in language, communication, or linguistic studies.
Example: "In the age of language, we witness the evolution of communication through technology and globalization."
Alternatives: "era of language" or "period of language".
In addition, the activations of the bilateral superior temporal gyrus and inferior parietal lobule were only found in the PDS group and HNS group, and not in the other two groups, which indicates that the area for sign language processing appears to be sensitive to the age of language acquisition.
It happened to me most recently when, browsing an online newspaper archive, I came across a 1954 article in the Los Angeles Times about the dawning age of language translation by computers.
BUT since the age of language and the birth of culture, can there be an un-mediated experience of anything?
So if Mr Saiz had run his language-premium study against a parallel-universe America, in which the last half-century had been a golden age of language-learning, he might have found a bigger foreign-language bonus (and a bigger GDP pie to divide) in that more open and export-oriented fantasy America.
Age of second language acquisition and language proficiency interactively influence bilinguals' cognition.
The control group varied in a number of socio-demographic factors: age at test, age of second language acquisition, and number of languages spoken.
In this second sample of subjects, brain structure was correlated with second language proficiency (over a range of reading, writing, speech comprehension and production tasks) and demonstrated that grey matter density in the posterior supramarginal gyrus was positively correlated with second language proficiency and negatively correlated with age of second language acquisition.
In this study, the effects of second language (i.e., L2) proficiency and age of second language acquisition are assessed.
Bloch, C. et al. The age of second language acquisition determines the variability in activation elicited by narration in three languages in Broca's and Wernicke's area.
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According to Peet the complicated question of whether the books are suitable for children of a certain age in terms of language or in terms of subject matter is "not being addressed at all".
