Sentence examples for behaviour of the speakers from inspiring English sources

According to the latter, if we are translating one language into another, there are inevitably a multitude of ways of providing a translation that is adequate to the behaviour of the speakers.

Quine envisages a case in which translation of a language must proceed without any prior linguistic knowledge and solely on the basis of the observed behaviour of the speakers of the language in conjunction with observation of the basic perceptual stimulations that give rise to that behaviour.

Parliament should be "pre-eminent" in receiving documents and evidence about the behaviour of ministers, the speaker, John Bercow, has told the Commons.

This method is based on the estimation of parameters characterising the behaviour of electrodynamic speakers, called Thiele Small parameters, which is state of the art for designing loudspeakers.

Such concepts refer us to overall patterns in the behaviour of speakers rather than to discrete, entities to which interpretation must somehow gain access.

Radical interpretation is a matter of interpreting the linguistic behaviour of a speaker 'from scratch' and so without reliance on any prior knowledge either of the speaker's beliefs or the meanings of the speaker's utterances.

Yet even as he spoke, Ms Gillard's government was rocked by separate allegations of unseemly behaviour, one against the speaker of the federal parliament and the other against an ex-Labor politician upon whose support she depends.

Once we have arrived at a preliminary assignment of meanings for a significant body of utterances, we can test our assignments against further linguistic behaviour on the part of the speaker, modifying those assignments in accordance with the results.

Many of the speakers were sex assault survivors who said Trump's behaviour is part of a rape culture that exists everywhere.

At the first Annenberg meeting in 1996, almost 20% of the speakers were scientists and scholars from non-healthcare fields, such as psychology, engineering, sociology, organisational behaviour, etc.

Mentiones some of the speakers.