Sentence examples for given the language of from inspiring English sources

And there's no way to understand what she's doing, given the language of art history at the time.

Given the language of C, meaning the operation symbols and constant symbols common to the algebras of C, along with a set X of variables, we first form the underlying set of the algebra, and then interpret the symbols of the language as operations on and values in that set.

"To have and to hold" is now "As our spirits jointly share the blessings of the universe," or whatever twist we give the language of a traditional ceremony.

The judge stated: Given the language and purpose of the rules, it is plain to the Court that Proposal No. 2 impermissibly bundles "separate matters" for shareholder consideration.

"Given the language and purpose of the rules, it is plain to the court that Proposal No. 2 impermissibly bundles 'separate matters' for shareholder consideration," Judge Sullivan wrote in his order.

Given the international language of music and the collaborative, democratic and distinctively American cool of jazz, the country has a history of experimenting with jazzy ambassadors (something we wrote about here).

Back translation was not deemed necessary given the shared language of Belgium and the Netherlands.

For example, we had Dotan give us the language of the bitter and underappreciated coder, Gilfoyle.

Informally, being decidable means that there is a mechanical procedure which enables one to decide whether an arbitrary given sentence (of the language of the theory) is a theorem or not.

The processing complexity of natural language might therefore not be an intrinsic quality of the algorithms, but rather a function of the memorization capabilities of the language processor, given the sparseness of natural language pattern space.

This high cut-off also ensures that the English language requirement is met given the variety of language descriptions in the test cases.