It applies even if there is no ambiguity in the language in the sense of the language being capable of two different meanings".
In our analysis, the census divisions shaded pink had primary care physicians who are capable of speaking language 'X' but did not have a NENF population speaking language 'X'.
In particular, one Politburo member, identified by the New York Times as Li Changchun, "discovered that Google's worldwide site is uncensored, and is capable of Chinese language searches and search results.
While there's already a lot of international usage — video tends to be a better mechanism for communication than text, which is capable of being language independent, McIntosh said — each new keyboard and tool that's popular internationally helps Tenor understand how international users behave.
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(Others, however, e.g., Davidson (1975, 1982) have suggested that the kind of thought human beings are capable of is not possible without language, so that the dependency might be reversed, or somehow mutual (see also Sellars 1956).
Those supporters are capable of equally inflammatory language.
Sadly, gay men are capable of using such language against one another.
But whatever you call it, there is no doubting the practical value of a device that is capable of translating any language into another.Remarkably, however, such devices are now on the verge of becoming a reality, thanks to new "statistical machine translation" software.
Philosophical analysts who hold that all meaning is capable of rendition in language therefore pronounce music unless it can be saved by the referentialists without meaning, confronting thoughtful listeners, thereby, with a proposition that seems clearly to contradict (and trivialize) their own experiences.
