Sentence examples for define language from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we define language independence for a propositional operator as robustness w.r.t.

He provides well-argued critiques of the orthodoxies that define language studies, including the myopia of linguistic science.

In the course of doing his vocal warm-ups, this genial Oxford-educated Geordie talks to me knowledgeably about the original Pitmen Painters (recently dramatised by Lee Hall in his play about the Ashington miners, now at the Cottesloe) and quotes Wittgenstein's remark that trying to define sport is like trying to define language.

Over a century later Saussure in his Cours de Linguistique Générale would define language and the linguistic sign with almost the same words.

I think no matter how we define language proficiency in today's world, intercultural communication skills should be at the heart of it.

The linguist Jane H Hill defines language appropriation as "a type of complex cultural borrowing that involves a dominant group's 'theft' of aspects of a target group's language".

In such a case, the challenge for language designers is to reuse, as much as possible, previously defined language constructs to narrow implementation from scratch.

In this scenario, the challenge for language designers is to take advantage of the commonalities existing among similar DSLs by reusing, as much as possible, formerly defined language constructs.

Without the consistency of legally defined language or labeling, the current scattershot approach will continue to confuse consumers.

Authors should strive to minimize the use of jargon, and introduce technical terms in plain or previously defined language.

When defining language tasks, teachers should ensure resemblance of tasks used for the purpose of assessment to everyday language task (Platt & Brooks, 2002; Weideman, 2006).