Sentence examples for embedded languages from inspiring English sources

In this article we explore a solution to this extensibility problem based on domain-specific embedded languages.

To do so, we build domain-specific embedded languages that generate low-level parallel code from a high-level language, and then use auto-tuning to determine the best performing low-level code.

Moreover, the loose coupling among parser components enables CLR to describe grammars that contain LR parsing conflicts or require ambiguous token definitions, such as island grammars and embedded languages.

Our new XGLR parsing framework extends GLR parsing to process the input stream ambiguities that arise from spoken programs (and from embedded languages).

Embedded reporters produce embedded language, the metallic clatter of modern military lingo: acronyms like TLAM's, RPG's and MRE's; catchphrases like "asymmetric warfare," "emerging targets" and "catastrophic success" -- the last not an oxymoron, but an irresistibly perverse phrase for a sudden acceleration of good fortune.

Chisel: Constructing Hardware in a Scala Embedded Language.

The idea, said Douglas H. Whalen, president of fund, is to help save the history, ideas, cultural connections and linguistic information that are embedded in languages that are giving way to mainstream languages like English.

Nonetheless, even wordless religious experiences are embedded in language.

To prevent such rifts, cross-cultural training must be embedded in language training.

Voice, that ephemeral yet indelible quality, poses a challenge for critics: it is embedded in language but seems to hover just beyond it.

"They looked at the horse, for example, and saw a large animal that belongs to white people: a 'whitefella kangaroo' (pindi nantu)." In Guugu Yimithirr, from far north Queensland, directions are embedded in language.