Sentence examples for dependence on language from inspiring English sources

(Schleiermacher actually only says in virtue of "something universal," "a representation," but a dependence on language seems clearly implied).

It should be noted that even given Scholem's dependence on language, he does not advocate a pure constructivist position on the nature of experience.

We have noted the dependence of language understanding and use on vast amounts of shallow and deep knowledge, about the world, about lexical and phrasal meaning, and about discourse and dialogue structure and conventions.

He bitterly opposed dependence on sign language and in 1780 published a book attacking the Abbé de l'Epée, whose Parisian school for the deaf taught communication through gestures.

In other words, dependence on "formal" mathematical language, as measured by the LC framework, tended to make an item more difficult for the Norwegian grade 8 students in TIMSS 2011.

Is the dependence of thought and meaning on external symbols strictly one on language (in the usual sense of "language")?

For example, it was mainly Herder (not, as is often claimed, Hamann) who established fundamental ideas concerning an intimate dependence of thought on language which underpin modern philosophy of language.

For describing dependence on the L (language) domain, we use a dichotomy which we refer to as the formula/no formula dichotomy, or the F/NF dichotomy.

Our analysis in "Results on the relation to student achievement in TIMSS 2011" on the relation between item difficulty and dependence on formal mathematical language as measured by the LC framework in TIMSS grade 8 indicates that there are clear differences between school mathematics cultures in different regions of the world.

The dependence on the classical languages in Europe is matched by a similar use of Sanskrit words for certain parts of learned vocabulary in some modern Indian languages (Sanskrit being the classical language of India).

Through emphasizing thought's essential dependence on and bounding by language, the radically different forms of thought supported by different languages, the need for a rigorously empirical approach to the investigation of such differences, and in other ways, Herder made a fundamental contribution to the birth of modern linguistics.