Sentence examples for an important language from inspiring English sources
From this we can see that English is not an important language in the world before the 17th Century.
Even twenty years after the dissolution of the Soviet Union, Russian remains an important language of exchange between the post-Soviet countries.
The second subnetwork, in which the cerebellum and the supplementary motor area (SMA) play a key role, has recently also been proposed as an important language control network.
The CORBA standard lacks a mapping of its Interface Definition Language (IDL) to Fortran, which still is an important language of many scientific and engineering applications.
Also, Yiddish was a German dialect which became a well-known language even among non-Jews in Moldavia (and Transylvania), an important language of commerce; the fact that one of the first to write about Yiddish theater was Romania's national poet, Mihai Eminescu, is testimony that interest in Yiddish theater went beyond the Jewish community.
In clinical neurosurgery, the same region has been regarded as an important language area the basal temporal language area (BTLA)—ever since electrical stimulation of this cortical region was found to impair reading and naming (Lüders et al. 1986 , 1991, and preservation of this area and its fiber pathway resulted in the better verbal memory outcome after neurosurgery (Mikuni et al. 2006).
A recruit can also earn an extra $1,000 a month if he speaks a particularly important language.
C# is obviously a very important language for Microsoft and has a very active developer community (and the Stack Overflow community, for example, has historically been very.Net-centric anyway).
The UML is a very important language that could well become popular for database design in the future.
It remains a very important language for business as half of Africa speak French and it is the second most taught language in European schools.
In this chapter we provide a tour of the most important language customization mechanisms and by means of a unified case study we compare and contrast their pros and cons.
