Sentence examples for augmenting language from inspiring English sources

In a similar vein, AlHassan and Wood (2015) investigated the effectiveness of 'focus on forms' instruction of formulaic sequences in augmenting language learners' academic writing skills.

Alongside births and deaths, this was one of the few moments we live through that don't benefit from augmenting: language is humbled and a function of the moment itself, and so what words we do choose are made to earn their place at the table.

From these two single-case studies of speakers with aphasia, there is partial evidence that co-speech gesture can both augment impaired language by providing missing semantic detail ("swing"); and can mirror impaired language ("roll").

Following the standard treatment provided by Fagin, Halpern, Moses and Vardi (Fagin et al. 1995) we can syntactically augment the language of propositional logic with n knowledge operators, one for each agent involved in the group of agents under consideration.

Human understanding of others is augmented with language and gestures not seen with the chimps.

Rather than construct complicated and precise mappings between dictionaries, augmented by language-specific rules for syntax to go from one language to another, Google Translate makes use of a vast trove of instances of individual existing translations to craft a best guess at a new translation -- using what we translate as the foundation of how we translate.

Mr. Davidovsky is augmenting a musical language rather than subverting it.

The stable model semantics for logic programs is extended from ground literals onto open literals by augmenting the program language with an infinite set of new constants.

To this end, this paper presents an innovative approach for developing an experiential design language that augments existing systems engineering language (i.e., SysML) with new perspectives informed by exploration and storytelling in virtual worlds.

Typically, ordinary deductive reasoning takes place in a natural language, or perhaps a natural language augmented with some mathematical symbols.

Here's an innovative, simple, and exciting application to Google Glasses: foreign language augmented reality that translates text like real-life subtitles.