Sentence examples for analyzing English from inspiring English sources

Thus began the tradition of analyzing English grammar according to a Latin model.

Begin by analyzing English sentences according to the grammatical function of each noun.

Hired to analyze English and math tests from Atlanta students after a state audit identified dozens of schools where cheating might have occurred, Caveon found far fewer problems.

For her continuing research, Dr. Hirschberg and two colleagues recently received a grant from the Air Force for nearly $1.5 million to develop algorithms to analyze English speakers and those who speak Arabic and Mandarin Chinese.

The authors analyze English terminology of physics in terms of some of its characteristics influencing the process of assimilation by students.

And if that were ever to become more popular, I'd love to analyze English racing because I've been to 55 of the 60 English racecourses.

Byrne et al. [2] worked on analyzing nonnative English speakers by collecting a corpus of conversational English speech from nonnative English speakers.

By analyzing two English language learners' digital storytelling projects and their personal crafting narratives, the researcher reports how these learners approach multimodal digital story composing, construct hybrid texts to deliver their messages, and assign meanings to the semiotic resources used in their digital story through Gunther Kress' (2003) notion of design.

While English is reported to be the most popular internet language (496 million), Hindi, Gujarati and Swedish three of the four language-varieties in the datasets analyzed in this study (English is the fourth)—are part of the category "other" language-varieties used on the internet (314 million) (ibid).

But more recently, Claude Blair, another English scholar and a retired curator of metalwork at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, analyzed the English royal inventories.

As long ago as the 15th century, the Constable of France — according, yes, to Shakespeare, this time in "Henry V" — analyzed the English character thus: "Give them great meals of beef and iron and steel, they will eat like wolves and fight like devils".