Sentence examples for dedicated to language from inspiring English sources
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.
Where Steven Pinker's bestselling The Language Instinct was somewhat austerely dedicated to language in its most general aspects, The Power of Babel is about languages in the plural: their eccentricities and "baroque" complexities.
New research from MIT suggests that there are parts of our brain dedicated to language and only language, a finding that marks a major advance in the search for brain regions specialized for sophisticated mental functions.
The variety of content appears to cover most bases - there are niche clubs dedicated to language learners and female readers and Timebook-only titles from major authors - but the sting in the tail is that each title is really only borrowed.
A stroke, for example, in a part of the brain dedicated to language can produce deficits such as the inability to utter sentences.
Other issues include the rigid curriculum, which critics say does not allow for creativity, and the lack of hours within the school timetable dedicated to languages.
Closer to home, Margaret Thatcher wooed the Welsh by promising a TV channel dedicated to their language.
The primary mode of instruction will be English, though there will be a department dedicated to Chinese language and literature.
They do stand out simply because it takes a certain kind of student who stays dedicated to a language that is so cerebral".
'When the language goes,' one elder tells Abley, 'the government will be able to say there's no such tribe as the Yuchi.' Closer to home, Margaret Thatcher wooed the Welsh by promising a TV channel dedicated to their language.
