Complementing language use, negotiation interaction is unavoidably situated within physical and social environments that can function as resources for negotiators: location (institutional, architectural), embodiment (posture, gesture, laughter, eye gaze), modes of communication (documents, symbol systems, telephones, e-mails), and social relationships.
It is suggested that patterns of organisation whereby students negotiate meaning and co-construct discourse and the type of interlocutor behaviour underlying this can be used to complement conventional language description of discussion for EAP.
It was fundamental to contextualize the data, and thus questionnaires to principals, teachers and students were implemented in order to complement the language tests.The ESLC measured the proficiency of approximately 54 000 students across 16 educational systems in 14 participating countries.
Co-founder Sebastian Ang sees Linqapp as a complement to language learning apps.
It is complemented by language-specific libraries that simplify Cytoscape access and harmonize native data models with Cytoscape's network model as shown in Figure 2. (REST is short for Representational State Transfer).
It's worth noting, though, that Lingua.ly is probably best used as a complement to existing language learning programs, and maybe even a traditional classroom setting.
Providing deeper context and tailoring content to users' interests is what sets Lingua.ly apart from (and makes it a good complement) to other language learning apps like Duolingo and Memrise.
Actor-oriented component architectures implemented in coordination languages that complement rather than replace existing languages.
Dr. Sterling's gift for language complements her science.
(2) The reader will be able to describe how relaxation training complements a traditional language treatment approach for remediating spoken language abilities of adults with chronic nonfluent aphasia.
