Sentence examples for character of language from inspiring English sources
Any general evaluation of the architecture of language processing systems must address not only the character of language comprehension, but also that of language generation.
With regard to questions of the meaning of words and sentences we have to strike a balance between the public character of language (in this case with respect to its fixedness) and the intentions and context of the language user(s).
Secondly, the concept of language-games points at the rule-governed character of language.
In his letters, he suggests that the rhythmic character of language is as old as poetry, and moreover, as old as human life.
Thus, in Jerusalem Mendelssohn stresses the ritual and performative character of language, thereby complementing his view of the inextricability of language and a reason that tempers speculation with common sense.
To prove a point about the non-natural character of language (see 3 below), he renamed one of his slaves 'Allamēn' (not a randomly chosen sound but a Greek conjunction favoured by logicians like Diodorus for introducing the minor premise of a syllogism, 'But now …').
And this was the brilliance of Shakespeare: he was the first writer to create character out of language.
Moreover, formats that seem standard today may change; today's ASCII scheme, for example, may one day give way to a standard known as Unicode, which is better able to represent the characters of languages other than English.
However, the character of Chinese language and culture can indirectly affect the process by including more social information to influence social interactions.
But the open-ended character of their language on individual rights is a crucial clue to a more relevant version of their original intentions.
Petitioners and their amici urge us to adopt a rule that prison regulations, regardless of the mandatory character of their language or the extent to which they limit official discretion, "do not create an entitlement protected by the Due Process Clause when they do not affect the duration or release from confinement, or the very nature of confinement". See Brief for Petitioners 10.
