The big bush-covered hills at the back were smothered … The sandy road was gone and the paddocks and bungalows the other side of it; there were no white dunes covered with reddish grass beyond them …" The unornamented, denoting language seems effortlessly transparent.
Tlingit denotes a language, not a tribe.
An external DSL denotes a language with a custom syntax not depending on any GPLs.
They propose the following directional natural-language terms: EP to denote natural language east part of a region, WP to denote natural language west part of a region, SP to denote natural language south part of a region and NP to denote natural language north part of a region.
The term "Altaic" has been used here to denote a language family that includes the Tungusic, Turkic and Mongolic languages [ 51].
In 1827, while teaching at the gymnasium at Celle, he completed his doctoral dissertation, De Relationibus Quae Praepositionibus in Linguis Denotantur (1827; "Concerning the Relations That Are Denoted in Languages by Prepositions").
The folder you copy will likely have a long name denoting the languages contained.
This language denotes a realistic appreciation of the difficulty of the challenge ahead and the reality of building a coalition of countries confident that each is adhering to its commitments and committed to the jointly envisioned future.
If the concept of biobank in each EU language denotes a specific local, country-level configuration of sample collections, data, and study information, how can a scheme make sense of them all?
The Greek language denotes two distinct principles, Chronos and Kairos.
We're teaching the kids the right way to think," Ham says near the end; his voice shaking, his body language denoting insecurity from Nye's onslaught.
