Another case in point is the confectionery behemoth Mars, which is introducing a major campaign for its best-selling candy brand, Snickers, that is centered on a make-believe language called Snacklish.
Centered on a business card?
Draw an oval centered on a diameter.
A recent work on processing German patient records has been contributed by Krieger et al. [ 34], in which they sketch an interesting approach, centered on natural language processing aspects.
Criticism centered on his language: diction described as flat and repetitive; imagery deemed unrelentingly repellent; an authorial tone rejected as the unpoetic rantings of an ideologue.
Daily activities and interactions centered on that language help children learn to conjugate verbs, to build complex sentences and eventually to converse in that language.
It necessitates the adoption of a UI design method, centered on language application.
In short, I consciously and subconsciously employed an internal and external hypervigilence centered on policing my language and articulation.
Eventually, Foreman became a part of this post-dramatic performance scene, staging pieces that centered on language, rather than action, and expanded the audience's idea of what a play could be.
Much of the more than three hours of arguments centered on language in the Affordable Care Act that describes the individual mandate as "essential to creating effective health insurance markets" — language that the plaintiffs said made clear that the rest of the law, or at least the pre-existing condition protections, could not function without it.
Most of Breen's rules centered on sex and language, but the code also included this stricture: "The history, institutions, prominent people, and citizenry of all nations shall be represented fairly".
