Sentence examples for consists of languages from inspiring English sources

A descending hierarchy of languages consists of languages L0, L−1, L−2,… where each language L−i has a truth predicate that only applies to the sentences of the languages L−j, j>i.

Radio advertising consists of language lessons that humorously translate words from American English into Australian English, while the print ad recounts a tongue-in-cheek history of the brand.

Judgement consists of language resources for evaluating people's behaviors.

Here it is relevant that social practice covers a much wider domain of human experiences than does register, simply because the latter consists of language entrained apropos some social practice.

It consists of language competence (linguistic, sociolinguistic, and discourse competence) and intercultural competence (attitudes, knowledge, skills, and awareness) that help one to be able to successfully integrate in a multicultural society (adapted from Bennett & Bennett, 2004; Byram, 1997; Fantini, 2001; Sinicrope et al., 2007).

On the other hand, it can also be shown that first-order logic (\(\mathsf{FO}\)) captures only a very weak complexity class known as \ \textbf{AC}^0\) consisting of languages decidable by polynomial size circuits of constant depth.

The edits are not extensive; they mostly consist of language alterations and brief cuts of specific scenes.

Drawing on previous research by Ron Ritchhart (2002), the CoT project focuses teachers' attention on the eight cultural forces present in every group learning situation, which act as shapers of the group's cultural dynamic and consist of language, time, environment, opportunities, routines, modeling, interactions, and expectations.

Wittgenstein said that by 'language-game' he means 'the whole, consisting of language and the actions into which it is woven' (Wittgenstein 1953: I, Sect. 7).

An intervention consisting of language cues coordinated with mathematically relevant directed action predicts the performance on production of valid transformational proof-with-insight.

The twenty-one survivors, on whom we followed up at school age, have sequelae consisting of language disorder (52%), motor disability (48%), intelligence quotient < 80 (43%), epilepsy (33%), sensorineural hearing loss (17%), visual deficits (10%), abducens nerve palsy (5%), microcephaly (5%), and hydrocephalus (5%).