Sentence examples for document of language from inspiring English sources

"The King James is an extraordinary document of language, of these men who gathered in the Jerusalem Chamber of Westminster Abbey 400 years ago and read their work to each other as they fashioned a piece of writing that, like plays, called out to be spoken".

The Washo language, one of the most critically endangered and poorly documented of languages of North America, is now only used by a few elderly speakers who live in several townships near the California Nevada border southeast of Lake Tahoe.

The crucial document of the language dispute of the past half century was Webster's Third New International Dictionary, published in 1961.

The result is in line with a body of literature [43] [45] documenting anomalies of language related functions in the left hemisphere in schizophrenia but in the present research, by contrast with previous findings, the anomalies have been demonstrated to be selective to the phonological processing of words relative to other components of language.

Muller et al. 1999, for instance, document significant relearning of language, together with increased right-hemisphere involvement in language tasks, after left-hemisphere lesions in both children (<10) years) and adults (>20 years).

To document other predictors of language development in children with CIs.

The aims of this study were to compare language abilities of children having unilateral and bilateral CIs to quantify the rate of any improvement in language attributable to bilateral CIs and to document other predictors of language development in children with CIs.

We first reviewed relevant documents of English language education in China to identify the overlaps and inconsistencies in the curricular requirements at different educational stages.

He may be the only Mamuju speaker in New York, and these recordings are probably the first ever digital documents of his language being spoken.

Past research on financial disclosure documents the power of language in influencing stock market activity.

There are few in-depth studies documenting physicians' experiences of language discordance in Canada or elsewhere.