His abrasive rhetoric fetishizes violence, blood and martyrdom, and often employs a language so coarse as to be almost genocidal.
As he seeks the office of commander in chief, Mr. Romney can sometimes seem like an editor in chief, employing a language all his own.
His account of the experience is entertaining and informative.Human beings like to think of themselves as possessing unique capabilities such as being able to use tools, employ a language with syntactic rules and process complex mathematical equations.
Hence, speech recognizers employ a language model that prunes out acoustic alternatives by taking the previous recognized words into account.
Since the most certain knowledge is that of the immediately given, whereas knowledge of material things is derivative and less certain, it seemed that the philosopher must employ a language which uses sense-data as a basis.
Analyzing the DET curves for the single systems, it is clear that the DTW-Zero system, which employs a language-independent approach for QbE STD, outperforms the rest of the systems for train/dev and test data, except at the best operating point of the DTW-Spanish system, where this performs better than the DTW-Zero system.
The shield painters employed a visual language that seems immediately understandable, one that 20th-century Western Modernists have used for their own spiritual warfare.
In fact, in many cases the pleasure of looking at a work of art comes from something other than illusion -- like, say, the way an artist has abbreviated the subject, employed a symbolic language, created an internal tension, or handled materials.
We employed a natural language processing tool, GENIA Tagger [14], which is specifically tuned for biomedical text processing, to analyze the sentences from abstracts.
Although there must have been some early stirrings in Hispaniola, literary activity in the Western sense (that is, written forms that had a conscious literary purpose and employed an alphabetic language) began with the Hispanicization of Mexico City.
