Sentence examples for even though the languages from inspiring English sources
For the device code this is not the case, even though the languages are based on similar principles, the support for advanced features like C++ templates, printing and debugging functionality in CUDA makes it much more convenient to develop in pure CUDA.
Even though the language, everyone had to compromise.
So we don't filter the conversations and we haven't had problems as a result, even though the language can run a little blue at times".
But even though the language of protest has changed in Egypt, it's still not accepted to openly attack the Muslim Brotherhood.
(Granado claimed that the court filing didn't explicitly say that 1 January was a contract deadline even though the language strongly suggested it was).
Somehow, the kids have adjusted faster than I thought, and even though the language is new and completely foreign to them, and despite the weather and the food, and even though they had to leave their friends, they seem happy on the whole.
Mr. S. points out that even Mozart used a 12-tone scale (thatof the piano keyboard), and surmises that what Mr. Deaf really meant was the peculiar "deodecaphonic" (or 12-tone") used by Schoenberg and his disciples (including Stravinsky himself)- thus indicating that he is quite aware of what Mr. Deaf was writing about even though the language many not have been altogether specific.
Congress certainly needs to shoulder its share of the blame for the struggles of the middle class, even though the language of self-reliance we often hear from elements of the Republican Party suggests that the middle-class simply should be more self reliant.
Vu pointed out that even though the language was removed from the packaging, the app and the website have been translated into Russian.
But some medieval treatises on consequence also contain a high level of technical sophistication, even though the language used is the regimented academic Latin of the time – the only symbolic device present is the use of schematic letters, which in fact dates back to Aristotle.
Several outlets published stories citing the Post's report that the agents may have driven over the package, even though the language was later changed.
