Sentence examples for between fluent from inspiring English sources

But as she bids goodnight to the audience, she alternates between fluent Hindi and English.

If much of his football appeared as seamless and effortless as his ability to morph between fluent French, English and Arabic in the course of a single conversation, life off the field was somewhat messier.

Bonferroni-corrected post hoc paired T-tests revealed a highly significant difference between fluent and nonfluent ABM sequences for body stimuli (t(23) = 6.3, P < 0.0004), but the corresponding difference for nonbody stimuli just failed to achieve significance (t(23) = 2.7, P = 0.052).

It is impossible, looking at these works, not to think of Schendel, shuttling between countries: fluent in several languages, but fully at home in none of them.

The paper illustrates this methodology by building several conformant planners which work for domains with complex relationship between the fluents.

The problem of determining a tangent to a curve is transformed into the problem of finding the relationship between the fluxions x· and z· when presented with an equation representing the relationship between the fluents x and z. (A quadrature is the inverse problem, that of determining the fluents when the fluxions are given).

After the Great War, he became a leading figure in a Zionist youth organisation and for a couple of years he divided his time between Vienna University and Palestine, becoming fluent in nine languages.

Reviewing it in Guardian Review, Gavin Francis wrote: In 1959 CP Snow delivered his famous Rede lecture on "The Two Cultures", in which he lamented the gulf between intellectual elites fluent either in the sciences or in the humanities, but all too rarely in both.

I have also tried to make the transitions between paragraphs more fluent and I have removed redundant information to make more obvious the common thread of the text.

In terms of socio-environmental factors at teenage, studies have started to appear that raise the question of whether, when persistence or recovery has been established for a speaker, psychological states observed between persistent and fluent speakers remain or not when a child recovers.

Mr. Drexler spoke fluent English between songs, describing them for non-Spanish-speaking listeners.