Sentence examples for interpreting language from inspiring English sources

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.

For instance, linguists talk about morphemes like "-ed", but do our brains actually work with morphemes when we're producing or interpreting language?

The Government of Panama requested that the Court issue an Advisory Opinion interpreting language in the American Convention on Human Rights.

We are seeing the rapid development of new methods for modeling and predicting the world from data, and these methods are enabling new applications in automatically interpreting language and images.

But when an adult or an older child talks directly to the toddler at the right level - speaking in a way the young child can relate to - the child gets valuable practice in interpreting language.

That way of interpreting language is unassailable because it allows no persuasion, only self-revelation: the words don't convey information but, like candles and jasmine perfume, serve as aesthetic trappings, prompts that may lead listeners to locate certain passionate moods in themselves.

As such, PM-602-0157 is an interpretive rule because it 'seek[s] only to interpret language [that] already [exists] in properly issued regulations,'" according to the DHS supplemental briefing.

TECO, implementing an extensible, interpreted language for efficient text editing, became the foundation for the even more famous EMACS editor.

This paper presents a flexible data format engine, programmable through a platform independent, interpreted language named; Output Input Language (OIL).

NCO's functionality includes shared memory threading, a message-passing interface, network transparency, and an interpreted language parser.

PsychoPy is a platform-independent experimental control system written in the Python interpreted language using entirely free libraries.