Sentence examples for given a language from inspiring English sources
And, as part of their fabricated identity, they were given a language.
"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'".
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).
We then proceed to investigate three important questions within this framework: (1) Given a language L, what language L′ maximizes mutual intelligibility with L? We find surprisingly that L′ need not be the same as L and we present algorithms for approximating L′ arbitrarily well.
Given a language L, a set of L-formulas Γ, a set of strict rules SRules of the form φ1, …, φn ⇒ ψ (where φi and ψ are L-formulas) and a set of defeasible rules DRules of the form φ1, …, φn → ψ (where φi and ψ are L-formulas) an argument for τ is a proof of τ from some Θ ⊆ Γ using the rules in SRules and DRules.
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A range of theoretical texts followed, which sought to give a language to trans and genderqueer identities, self-defined rather than imposed.
"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.
"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.
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.
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.
