Sentence examples for language age from inspiring English sources

The objects and unexpected situation attract attention, build community trust, and create a shared task across language, age and professional barriers.

Add in difficulties with language, age and evidence in a system that politicians designed to be demanding and it's easy to see why this quickly becomes a nightmare with unintended consequences.

Basic findings are presented on age differences in memory and language, age changes in intellectual competence and on the question whether cognitive aging can be slowed or reversed by means of cognitive training.

However, the pre-implant language and speech abilities of the candidate children, the gap between chronological and language age, and the learning style of children are now emerging as key areas of research in the field.

Investor Plus applicants are not subject to language, age, or experience requirements.

The gap between chronologic age and language age grew wider the later a child underwent implantation.

When he left, he took with him our history, our home language, age-old values, which until then had underpinned how we lived.

Her research interests are in various aspects of pragmatics, including context in linguistic structure as well as sociolinguistic and discourse analyses of language, aging, and gender.

Little Viktor started computer programming when he was 12, invented a new computer language aged 14, and before he was out of his teens had won awards at the International Physics Olympics and the Austrian Young Programmers Contest.

This study investigates the emergence of nonverbal JA and requesting skills in typically developing children and in children with autism with expressive language ages between 12 and 60 months, using both a both cross-sectional and a longitudinal design.

The study also showed that children implanted before age 18 months managed to reach speech and language developmental milestones much faster than those who received their implants later, revealing gaps between a child's chronological and language ages.