Sentence examples for complexity of the language from inspiring English sources
Many of them do not learn Dutch both because of the complexity of the language and the fact that virtually everyone speaks English.
Unfortunately these regulations usually consider technical accessibility only, the complexity of the language used plays a minor role.
The challenges posed by the 'ecological imperative' highlight the science's evolution and the complexity of the language that refracts those developments.
Similarly, all features that are related to the complexity of the language also became insignificant when age was used as a control variable.
The computational complexity of the language is shown to be similar to that of normal programs under the stable model semantics.
First, we obtained a sound, complete and decidable algorithm for reasoning in ARTIGENCE knowledge base, with decidability being an important indicator that the computational complexity of the language might be essential issue for practical applications.
Many attempts to classify them have been inadequate because of the great complexity of the languages and because of a confusion relating language, "race," and economy; for example, there was once a spurious view of pastoralism as related to cultures whose members spoke "Hamitic" languages and were descendants of ancient Egyptians.
Mackay warns against trying to unpick the complexities of the language.
John Foster felt Obernewtyn is hard to follow due to the complexities of the language and plot.
Recently developed corpora include annotation of full text documents, such as CellFinder, CRAFT and the Genia Event Extraction, in order to allow systems to make use of the complexities of the languages which can only be found in the full text but not in the abstracts.
Hungarian-born scientists such as Edward Teller and John von Neumann also played crucial roles in developing computers and atomic weapons.Such skill at innovative thinking could well be rooted in the complexity of the Hungarian language, which has three levels of formality, direct and indirect conjugation of verbs, and also demands rhyming vowel harmony.
