Sentence examples for language a document from inspiring English sources

XML, in full extensible markup language, a document formatting language used for some World Wide Web pages.

The plans for Wi-Fi network expansion to Fiber cities was uncovered by IDG News Service (via 9to5Google), which found language in a document Google is sending around to 34 cities which it is targeting for Fiber deployment in 2015.

Because PostScript is a programming language, a PostScript document is essentially a program.

The specifications of the texts' extension and complexity followed the recommendations of the report prepared by Sim-Sim and Viana (2007), supported by the National Reading Plan Ministry of Education and Sciencee), and the guidelines of the curricular benchmarks for Portuguese language, a reference document for teaching and learning and for internal and external evaluation (Buesco et al. 2015).

Through Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations, a declarative XML-based language, a new document may be created using a processor in standard XML syntax or in another format such as PDF or HTML [ 19].

The American negotiators had objected to language inserted in a document at the last minute by developing countries led by China and India.

While certain issues might have seemed like no-brainers to me, and easily resolved -- for example, determining the language needed for a document to describe 'a terrorist,' it turns out, these issues aren't easy at all.

A terminology spectrum for a natural language document is an indexed list of tagged entities including: recognized general scientific concepts, terms linked to existing thesauri, names of chemical substances/reactions and term-like phrases.

In neighbouring Kenya the Kiswahili Language Council has developed a document giving newly developed Kiswahili terminology to describe GM technology concepts and providing extended explanation of these terms [ 12].

Informative language Rayson's informative language model [3] represents how a document succeeds in conveying ideas in a rational fashion; in our context, how well a document represents a call to action based on convincing arguments.

The language in the Mayflower Compact — a document that McLeroy and several others involved in the Texas process are especially fond of — describes the Pilgrims' journey as being "for the Glory of God and advancement of the Christian Faith" and thus instills the idea that America was founded as a project for the spread of Christianity.