It is because of this flexibility and consequent slipperiness of language that he goes on to treat of oaths (DJN IV.2) which, presuming "human diffidence, infidelity, ignorance, and impotence" (DJN IV.2.2), are a special means for assuring others (through associated divine or civil sanctions) of the reliability of our speech acts and the promises and pacts that rest thereon.
The current study suggests a structural correlate to the concept of ipsilateral reorganization and recovery of function, with augmentation of the ventro-medial language network, consequent to surgical damage to the dorsal lateral language pathway.
To improve this unsatisfactory situation, i.e., to meet both economic and safety requirements, it is necessary to design appropriate language concepts with consequent regard to safety aspects.
The jury of the Feldkircher Lyrikpreis 2005 pointed out Ebner's precise language and his "consequent work on wording".
She accepted the award before a crowd of 900 writers, editors and publishers, and urged American writers to remain aware of their immense power in the world and their consequent responsibility not to degrade the language they had been given.
Language and culture are related, and there would be connections between English language education and the consequent influence of western culture in China.
There are seven kinds of sophistical refutation that can occur in the category of refutations not dependent on language: accident, secundum quid, consequent, non-cause, begging the question, ignoratio elenchi and many questions.
The deficit of the affected members thus seems to be primarily located in the language domain with some consequent impact on literacy acquisition, and hence appears to be a form of language impairment.
The literary language has free stress accent (with consequent reductions of unstressed vowels) that has replaced an earlier pitch accent (i.e., tone).
