"interpret language" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to understanding one language in terms of another or to the practice of converting spoken language to written language. Example: The interpreter must have a good command of both languages in order to accurately interpret the language.
What made it so vivid was the signing, which added layer upon layer to the drama, multiplying the gaps between the way we interpret language and misconstrue intention.
But how do you suppose the Quetta Shura or the Inter-Services Intelligence Directorate in Pakistan will interpret language like that, coming from one of the President's closest advisers, in the midst of a protracted and opaque Afghan strategy review?
Based on how men and women interpret language, words can influence how women perceive job opportunities.
We generally use the left side of our brain to interpret language and the right to appreciate music, for example.
That means, in order to provide the best possible results, Google's search engine will eventually have to know what people are thinking, how to interpret language, even the way users' brains operate.
First, because of their observation-based reflective nature, both the Integrated Diagnostic Scale and the Task-Specific Scales can be used to interpret language proficiency of Japanese teachers of EFL based on observable classroom phenomena in a lesson.
Mayo Clinic provides trained medical interpreters in person or by phone to facilitate communication between 2 parties by interpreting language and culture and by conveying the message accurately without adding, modifying, or deleting information.
This is truly impressive performance – an interpreted language running at 1.2x the speed of C++! Currently, asm is only given full support in Firefox and running some of the examples in Chrome highlight this.
It was a wiki before we had wikis, from the days when you needed to know about awk ("(UNIX techspeak) an interpreted language for massaging text data [etc, and then a bit more etc.]").
The strategies of sender and receiver encode particular ways of using and interpreting language.
However, it immediately contradicts Tarski's theorem that such a totally interpreted language can exist.
