Sentence examples for give a language from inspiring English sources
Would you like to give a language lover a gift but find yourself short on funds?
"The test is not to figure out what job to be in, but to give a language or description to talents inside you," he said.
A range of theoretical texts followed, which sought to give a language to trans and genderqueer identities, self-defined rather than imposed.
But no novelist's influence can compare to that of the poet's, who can give a language a soul and define, as Shakespeare and Dante did, the scope of a culture.
They focus on the outward manifestations of language, not on a set of expressions regarded as a whole language at least not in any way that would give a language a definite cardinality.
While the language developed, Tolkien felt that it needed speakers, including their own history and mythology, which he thought would give a language its 'individual flavour'.
"No one any longer said 'the nation exists because it has a language', but rather 'the nation exists, therefore it must be given a language'".
"It gave a language to that generation," the director George C. Wolfe, who staged both "Angels in America" and "Caroline, or Change" on Broadway, says.
Trigram language models trained on Switchboard-1 and Fisher transcripts are interpolated and then pruned, giving a language model with 323K trigrams and 552K bigrams.
Given a language model P(W), where W is the n-word sequence, the entropy of the language model can be defined as [61]: H(W) = -frac{1}{n}log_{2}(P(W)) (15).
