So are comparisons with Catalonia and Scotland, where autonomy is based on language or history.
Mr. Als is superb on why gay men so took to Dean, how their mutual attraction was based on language of a particular kind, "language as a tool to obscure intimacy and enforce distance".
The survey's main question — "In America, how much conflict is there between poor people and rich people?" — was based on language used by Mr. Smith's center at the University of Chicago, Mr. Morin said.
Much of what's here is based on language: cryptic propositions, lists of words, descriptive phrases — unmoored from, or very loosely tethered to, spare-to-barely-there visual matter.
In a deep dive into how the service works, Amazon explained that the technology was based on language pairing models represented in neural networks.
Within this comparative literature other supernational literatures, which may be based on language families and schools, are also apparent.
Both the L.A. and Contra Costa cases were based on language from the the Stull Act, which the Legislature passed in 1971 and amended several times since.
We got a little better view on that and decided we couldn't go on a self-appraisal basis, particularly if assignments were going to be based on language skills, and if there was a possibility of promotion being based on language skills, you had to be able to defend within reason the scales that you use.
The bill is based on language in the Small Business Act, which states that a small business must be "independently owned" in order to receive federal small business contracts.
Measurement of immigration status varied greatly across studies, and typically was based on language spoken in the home, country of origin and/or length of residence in Canada.
