Sentence examples for defining language from inspiring English sources

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).

There are many challenges in the assessment of oral skills in a second language including: defining language proficiency, avoiding cultural biases, and attaining validity (Sánchez,2006).

In the context of defining language use tasks in the TLU domain for a job-specific performance assessment development, McNamara (1996) states that such investigations may take four different forms: consultation with expert informants, literature search, job analysis and workplace observation, and collection and examination of texts (spoken and written) from the workplace.

Each clutching its defining language, its assumed cultural superiority and its list of historic grievances, they glared at each other across their largely indefensible borders, and then they marched across them.This produced the first world war; and the first world war led to Hitler; and Hitler caused the second world war.

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.

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.