Sentence examples for depth of language from inspiring English sources
Depth of language She adds: "All over society we're feeling the consequences of failing to teach humanistically in the way that Erasmus first laid down in 1509.
We're not teaching them emotional literacy or giving them the opportunity to acquire the depth of language that Shakespeare can give you.
But if one thinks only in pictures, I could not help reflecting, one might not understand what nonvisual thinking was like, and one would miss the richness and ambiguity, the cultural presupposition, the depth, of language.
In the proposed framework, a layer-wise strategy is introduced into the generation process of recurrent neural network to increase the depth of language model for producing more abstract and discriminative features.
Computational methods for calculating the "time depths" of language families have been proposed, but they have not been shown to yield reliable results.
Although methods have been introduced to extend the time-depth of language history reconstruction (Dunn et al. 2005), the unknown relationships among existing language families is an insurmountable problem for creating a global phylogenetic tree for cultural evolution based on language.
In addition, the huge variations in how WAT tests have been used as research tools (see Additional file 1: Appendix A) seem to suggest that the findings derived from those studies about learners' vocabulary knowledge development or the effect of vocabulary depth on language proficiency development may need more careful interpretations.
The breadth and depth of English language television for Wales compares very badly with that in Welsh.
Addressing those nuances, the television piece includes English narration for the storyline and spare, tasteful subtitles that offer glimpses of the poetry and depth of the language.
The complexity and depth of our language is a unique and defining feature of humans.
Now that the great majority of adult speakers of Mandarin are literate, even if they haven't studied classical Chinese they are likely to have some unconscious awareness of the historical depth of the language.
