Sentence examples for language and various from inspiring English sources

Turkey became officially secular, which eased some pressure on Armenians, who had freedom of religion, language, and various educational rights.

It consists of a descriptive language and various programs that allow a user to create, modify, and display scenes consisting of polyhedral objects.

It's that simple, and it's the pained and accurate assessment I've heard, in different language and various forms, from gays, lesbians and our supporters in Maine last month and here in Washington over recent days.

While using the methods of a classicist to increase our understanding of no as literary texts, she also demonstrates that the fifteenth-century treatises of Zeami--an important playwright, actor, critic, and teacher of no--offer fresh insight into Aeschylus' use of actors, language, and various elements of stage presentation.

SFL sets out the explanation of how humans create meaning of language and various semiotic resources that represent the mode of discourse, a textual feature that will be discussed next.

The new playlists will include music in a number of the country's 11 languages and various genres.

For example, Seebregts et al recently documented a windows-based survey software for handheld devices that captures health information in 11 languages and various question formats (e.g. multiple choice, short answer, etc) that resulted in improved data validation, less data cleaning times, and fewer data collection errors in the school setting [ 9].

As Richards (2017) highlighted, future research needs to focus on the role of teacher language proficiency in shaping teachers' practice in classroom and the differential effects of teacher language proficiency on different language skills and various aspects of classroom instruction.

He and his research collaborators are working on systems for speech recognition, computer vision, language understanding, and various other machine learning tasks.

Violence pollution involves a wide variety of activities: murder, hunting, warfare, physical fights, quarrelling, cursing or speech that is considered foul, aggressive language, lying, and various aggressive human passions (e.g., greed, anger, and hatred).

All statistical analyses were performed using the free high-level interpreted statistical language R and various Bioconductor packages (http://www.Bioconductor.org).