Others say a creeping intrusion of foul language, not only on radio but occasionally on television and in newspapers as well, reflects a general deterioration of standards.
Part of the solution, it was generally agreed in the 1970s, was a Welsh language television channel, something most Welsh speakers thought was a good idea - as did the English, since it would mean removing the intrusion of Welsh language programmes from the main television services.
Specifically, it is an agent-based monitoring and detection system, which is developed to detect malfunctions, faults, abnormalities, misuse, deviations, intrusions, and provide recommendations (in the form of common intrusion detection language).
This case study on the linguistic ideas of George Berkeley is intended to exemplify the clandestine intrusion of 'linguistic Platonism', i.e. occult conceptions of language, into linguistic theories in modern times.
This case study on the linguistic ideas of George Berkeley is designed to exemplify the clandestine intrusion of 'linguistic Platonism', i.e. occult conceptions of language, into linguistic theories of modern times.
With the modern intrusion of computers in our shared languages, these forms of word play were turned into parables of advancement and productivity, narrating miniature progress narratives in which the player's desires to accrue, manage, and discover were set against neurotic self-doubt.
Sharing outside of language.
The phonetic shorthand of text-messaging in French kdo for cadeau (present) and so forth has certainly helped to overturn the traditional rules of the language, particularly for companies whose brand is all about upending conventions.The intrusion of franglais into French advertising also continues apace.
The NBRS measures self-observed alertness, distractibility, intrusion of irrelevant thoughts, coherence of conversion, anxiety, tension, disinhibitory behavior, motor behavior and expressive/receptive language ability.
