Sentence examples for generation of language from inspiring English sources
The work pioneers a new generation of language learning tools.
In this context, there is a clear lack of subject-specific focus within the current generation of language management systems.
If this can actually be translated into practice, it would indeed produce a generation of language learners who would understand better what they are doing and why.
This information can be used by the designers of future programming languages to guide the selection and generation of language features.
The persisting role of the basal ganglia shows that ancient vertebrate designs for motivated action selection proved adaptable enough to support many "modern" behavioral innovations, including fluent generation of language and speech.
At the end of last year, at another centre for contemporary arts conference, Nicholas made a point of putting together an older generation of concrete poets - Chopin, Cobbing and Emmett Williams - with a more recent generation of language poets, including Charles Bernstein.
Today there is a need for a new generation of languages for system management, in a variety of contexts.
This is particularly important for the young generation of languages which still have sufficient speakers to turn things around.
Abraham Lincoln died almost 150 years ago, but his name has been passed "forward" through many generations of language users.
Now, inevitably, the next generation of Web language, called XML (for Extensible Markup Language), is emerging, and many software designers can barely contain their excitement over its potential to establish a real Internet lingua franca.
"Using this grant, we are training a generation of interdisciplinary language researchers who can bring together the now widely separated and often divergent bodies of research on language conducted from the perspectives of engineering, psychology and various types of linguistics," said Smolensky, principal investigator for the department's IGERT program.
