Sentence examples for collection of languages from inspiring English sources

So does a soak in one of the four pools, where I hear an eclectic collection of languages from my fellow bathers.

Indonesia, it is argued, is an artificial construct, with a bewildering collection of languages, religions and ethnic groups whose only common denominator is that the jigsaw once made up the Dutch East Indies.

This collection of language — at once provoking, imposing and somewhat vague — is made bolder by Kruger's signature palette of red, white and black that imitates the most aggressive forms of advertising.

The Nuba are a collection of language groups that are sometimes described as more a political or geographical entity than a homogenous ethnic group.

Hall & Hewings (2001) hold a similar view and address that curriculum covers all the issues related with planning, implementation and evaluation of a collection of language learning activities which will establish a coherent unity with definite purposes.

Examples include Huffman coding (common constructions should be short), good end-weighting (the important information should come first), and a large collection of language primitives.

The first is the demographic (conversational) set from the British National Corpus (BNC), a 100 million word collection of language samples from a wide range of sources, representative of contemporary English.

We now have a logic in the sense noted above — a collection of formal languages together with a method of interpreting them — which we will call the Simplest Quantified Modal Logic (SQML).

There, in the shadow of historic St. Vibiana's Cathedral (now being renovated as a performing arts center), the Los Angeles Public Library is building a new Asian-inflected home for the system's largest collection of Japanese-language materials and a special collection of English-language books about Japanese and Japanese American culture.

This study seeks to develop, test and assess a methodology for automatic extraction of a complete set of 'term-like phrases' and to create a terminology spectrum from a collection of natural language PDF documents in the field of chemistry.

Usually classed as Paleo-Siberian, this collection of unrelated language groups has no firmly established relation with other language families.