In other words, there is a lack of an internationally shared language for many of the main interventions in this field.
Abstract: The textbook "Introduction to Algol" by Baumann, Feliciano, Bauer, and Samelson describes the internationally recognized language ALGOL 60 for algorithm communication.
We don't yet know whether modern-dance companies, which, unlike ballet companies, have no internationally practiced language but are mounted on the personal technique of their founding choreographers, can survive the death of those founders.
With material from earlier albums Tékitoi and Diwan fitting in seamlessly, the internationally recognisable language of dance is a practical necessity for a man whose occasional spoken interludes demonstrate a comically loose grasp of English.
Explores the role of timeless traditions - common technologies, an internationally-spoken language, monuments open to the world, and foods such as wine and cheese - remain quintessentially French.
Although all international medical students have to pass an internationally recognised English language assessment prior to acceptance into our medical school, the absence of English as a first language was predictably a significant issue for many.
In an effort to fortify the language internationally, Brazil has stepped up its financial support for the Community of Portuguese-Speaking Natinns, created in 1996.
Jan Wiczkowski (Letters, 12 April) seems to want to ignore the historical reasons for the disproportionate weight of the English language internationally.
Under this label it has come to be increasingly recognized internationally as a language in its own right, although this claim continues to be disputed by many Punjabi speakers who regard it as a dialect of Punjabi.
This paper compiles data from internationally accessible English language journal articles as well as local theses and dissertations, mostly in Chinese.
