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"For example, in language translation, you take a language like French and translate it into English.

For example, in language switching tasks language interference does occur (Hernandez et al. 2000, 2001), because both languages are required for the task.

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For example, in some languages words are gender specific – the word for a male cousin is different from the one for a female cousin, for example – so a good system has to be able to look forward or back in an English text to see if it can find a reference to "he" or "she" to determine the appropriate form of the word when it translates it, which is not a simple process.

Besides this, the adjective "nice", for example, in Polish language can be used in 5 different forms.

For example, in the "language" L ω,ω1), formulas will have only finitely many free variables, while there will be a host of "useless" quantifiers able to bind infinitely many free variables.[2] These informal definitions need to be tightened up in a rigorous development, but their meaning should be clear to the reader.

By the end of the lesson they knew the difference and were able to tell me which was which.'. Above, the pre-service teacher has successfully reflected on the Tough teacher dialogue strategies she used (Enabling and Informing) and on their part in the success of her lessons, for example in the language functions she obtained from the children (Reasoning and Predicting).

It can be used as well on the same underlying platform to compare different user communities but for example in different language versions or different spheres of interest, which allows then to measure the impact of a specific topic or cultural aspect.

For example: In the language translation business, there was a time when 'best practice' was to never, ever use computers in the translation business.

For example, in a language that does not distinguish between voiced and unvoiced consonants, the sounds [p] and [b] would be considered a single phoneme, and consequently, the two pronunciations would have the same meaning.

These philosophical arguments will, if successful, achieve a certain level of coherence both between general ethical commitments – as expressed, for example, in the language of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms– and laws and policies across different policy areas such as that of end-of-life care.

For example, in Latinate languages, the beginnings of words are unusually important for word recognition [33] [37] and so it would be particularly advantageous for this information to be projected to the LH.

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