Sentence examples for dedicated language from inspiring English sources

Dr. Paul Bloom, a professor of psychology and linguistics at Yale, agreed that Dr. Petitto's research suggested that "humans have a dedicated language ability from the start".

First, Mr. Khazaee objected to the fact that the concerns of many states were not met while dedicated language in the treaty's preamble — meant to mollify the National Rifle Association and other American gun-rights groups — stressed that the use of individual weapons for sporting or similar activities was protected.

Thus, the logic of possible world semantics is simply an extensional first-order logic in a dedicated language.

Despite their popularity, there is no dedicated language flexible enough to support the specifications of an unbound variety of views including those preexisting and needing to be newly created on demand.

It's based not only on leveraging that otherwise unoccupied time, but also on the feeling people tend to have that dedicated language learning apps require an additional time commitment, even when designed for convenience and mobility.

A £2 million dedicated language centre was added in 2008.

This post first appeared on The Linguisticlast, a blog dedicated to language learning and all things language.

As a child moves beyond babbling and first words and learns grammar and syntax, Dr. Bates said, the brain tissue involved is altered, so that by adulthood, parts of the brain are dedicated to language.

Scientists found that the more mental stimulation a child gets around the age of four, the more developed the parts of their brains dedicated to language and cognition will be in the decades ahead.

For the first time, we also communicated with Spanish-speaking New Yorkers via the dedicated Spanish language @nycgob.

A stroke, for example, in a part of the brain dedicated to language can produce deficits such as the inability to utter sentences.