Sentence examples for external language from inspiring English sources

The block arrow indicates external language influence.

For both the external language and the internal (mentalese) representation, it is said to be irrelevant whether or not the semantic framework provides formal truth conditions for them.

For others, the lack of an external language (and the lack of an error theory to account for why animals would have a language of thought while lacking external language) suggests that animals do not have beliefs at all (Dennett 1996; Davidson 1982, Stich 1978).

Either we are involved in a vicious regress, having to invoke yet another layer of representation (and so on indefinitely) or we might as well stop with the external language and explain its significance directly.

More than half of the individuals who had published or submitted articles stated that they had problems writing the articles in English and were required to edit and re-submit their work having reviewed language errors, often at an additional cost as external language editing was sometimes required.

Game performance and time spent playing the games, was higher for external causality language.

SPSS allows users to make quality decisions regarding data in any format using advanced statistical procedures and high accuracy, yet also has more power for the more advanced users such as command syntax and external programming languages.

They may rely on external hires with language skills rather than grooming internal candidates with the capacity and motivation to learn new languages.

I propose Vestige Theory as a means of using Optimality Theoretic architecture to license the influence of language external factors.

"It's protections, it's reads, it's footwork, ball control, hand placement, and then the external factors: body language, being a leader, taking command of the huddle, using your cadence.

The non-control-to-non-control connectivity profile was typified by increased separation between networks involved in external processing, including language (dorsal attention, auditory) and those linked to internally generated cognitions and category learning (default mode, subcortical).