Its site also offers translations for its listing information into 13 languages and video tours in 5. "They can pick a sales associate based on their language capability," Mr. Retz said.
Whether in politics or business, he takes pride in sizing up opponents based on their language, posture, eye contact, and particularly the needs and goals that his adversaries have at that moment.
Davidson (among others), argues that Whorf endeavors to describe the alien metaphysics of the Hopi, based on their language, using, of course, English (Davidson 1973: 5).
In order for students to receive appropriate academic support and optimal levels of instruction, language programs have generally adopted norm-referenced tests to place students based on their language ability.
The proposed approach relies on a set of features that was inspired from the previous work mentioned earlier as well as other work such as automated essay scoring (Shermis and Burstein 2003) in which the goal is similar to some extent to ours: infer students' knowledge level or skills based on their language in a written essay.
Instead of just searching for text or title verbatim, you can ask questions, like "Why was Napoleon exiled?" or "What is the nature of consciousness?" It returns passages from books that, based on their language only, are closely associated with your question.
With many workers living together in "lanes" based on their language and region of origin, communal living also appeared to transcend some of the tension that could otherwise arise from differences in origin, caste, and religion.
To address this, students can be grouped based on their preferred languages, so that they could chat online in the language they are comfortable with.
Although the primary languages of these practitioners reflect some of the most common languages in the U.S., these data cannot indicate how well patients and practitioners are matched based on their preferred language or if the provider's bilingual status translated into improved access to care.
