This is a further aspect and condition of the inherent and necessary flexibility of language.
But Barker, as ever, is far more interested in the flexibility of language than in simple, straightforward definitions.
The market is quickly becoming defined by the flexibility in language support.
Due to its ambiguity and flexibility, natural language processing has not been well integrated into the tools and methods assisting the design process.
How profoundly have those, and the idea of the flexibility of language, influenced us? Puns too!
If one takes Taylor's work on the flexibility of language as a hopeful view of humanity's evolving capacity to live with one another, one has to reckon with the question of how we know that our values are shared by others.
Another reason to believe that economists may wish to adopt a tolerant stance toward flexibility in the language used to discuss expanded trade.
The adaptability and flexibility of the language are some of its most beautiful qualities, though its odd rules and strange constructions, a legacy of its evolution, are part of why it's a continuing frustration to people learning it and to people, like myself, who've been trying (and failing) to speak it properly since day one.
The adaptability and flexibility of the language are some of its most beautiful qualities, though its odd rules and strange constructions, a legacy of its evolution, are part of why it's a continuing frustration to people learning it — and to people, like myself, who've been trying (and failing) to speak it properly since day one.
Prompt's platform includes authentication, payment processing, language flexibility, and analytics.
European Council President Herman Van Rompuy said the EU leaders had reaffirmed the need for sound government finances, but there was a hint of greater flexibility in his language, the BBC's Andrew Walker in Brussels reports.
