And we should be doubly cautious of intervening in places that could fall apart in our hands, à la Iraq, especially when we do not know, à la Libya, who the opposition groups really are — democracy movements led by tribes or tribes exploiting the language of democracy?
He exploits the language of scripture to reinforce the gang's Islamic roots; in prison-intercepted phone calls, Hamzy describes brotherhood as "Ikhwan" and troublemakers as "fitna".
In their view, ICE was exploiting the language of gay and trans rights in order to bolster its image, all while leaving trans women in harm's way.
The BDS Movement has effectively exploited the general language of existing anti-boycott laws, claiming that these laws only apply to activities directly connected to the Arab League boycott by name.
These small computers have very little memory — at most, sixty-five thousand eight-bit words — and so cannot fully exploit the most advanced computer languages, although simplified versions of some high-level languages are available.
Phenotype descriptions are syntactically and semantically complex because authors exploit the full expressivity of language.
These small computers have very little memory—at most, sixty-five thousand eight-bit wordsoand so cannot fully exploit the most advanced computer languages, although simplified versions of some high-level languages are available.
It should be noted, however, that adaptation of the phonetic features of L2 is a necessary component of L2 speech acquisition; consequently, bilingual individuals who attain a high level of L2 proficiency are able to exploit the phonetic categories of that language in speech production and perception [ 50].
In this framework, it is possible to exploit the data from different languages to predict speaker-specific characteristics of the target speaker, and consequently, the data sparsity problem will be alleviated.
Using a spatial regression discontinuity design, we exploit the within-state variation in language groups in Switzerland to provide evidence about cultural differences in LTC use.
In conclusion, spectral analysis of the human voice is recommended in each laboratory of speech and language rehabilitation to exploit the accuracy of voice descriptors.
