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We help companies define the language they use.
Voice personas are a methodology to help a company or brand define the language and tone of their voice-based product.
Objective: To further define the language profile of children with velocardiofacial syndrome (VCFS) and explore the influence of parental origin of the deletion on language.
This project will give you the opportunity to learn good coding style from highly experienced Scheme programmers, many of whom helped define the language.
The trial's first witness, a finance professor at the University of California, Berkeley, was enlisted to help define the language of Mr. Tourre's former world, thick with arcana like "collateralized debt obligations" and "special purpose vehicles".
These two binary states (on and off) are the ones and zeros that define the language of digital devices.However, when transistors are shrunk beyond a certain point, electrons flowing from the source can tunnel their way through the insulator protecting the gate, instead of flowing direct to the drain.
However, this can be difficult with today׳s modeling tools because the meta-models that define the languages, views and services they support are usually hardwired and thus not amenable to extensions.
The authors analysed a range of economic, political, cultural and educational factors to define the languages which "will be of crucial importance for the UK's prosperity, security and influence in the world over the next 20 years".
The depth of this sentiment long ago defined the language in which the anti-EU argument is now always conducted.
By using denotational semantics for precisely defining the language, we show that it is possible to generate the language automatically.
Experiments in economics consist of three elements: an environment defining the payoffs motivating choice; an institution defining the language and rules governing communication, actions and outcomes; behavior, given the environment and institution.
