Sentence examples for human languages from inspiring English sources

Despite their vocal limitations, they communicate easily with each other and can learn human languages.

"If we can learn how to translate even Klingon into English, then most human languages are easy by comparison," he said.

Pagel says: "The way in which we use a certain set of words in everyday speech is something common to all human languages.

But Gelfand has the ability to understand and to speak almost every mathematical language--and there are nearly as many of those as there are human languages".

Mr. Chomsky's celebrated theory of Universal Grammar supposes that human languages share an underlying set of rules that are innate rather than learned.

In 1959 Hoare moved to Russia for graduate work in probability theory and computer translation of human languages at Moscow State University.

More problematic is that Everett emphasizes the "Culture" component of his "Cognition + Culture + Communication" formula to a point that misrepresents what human languages are.

The story of its construction, given in Genesis 11 1 9, appears to be an attempt to explain the existence of diverse human languages.

This means that for many years (perhaps hundreds of thousands) human languages were transmitted from generation to generation and were developed entirely as spoken means of communication.

Not all conceivable grammars are realized within human languages.

The diversity of human languages has been on the decline for decades.