Sentence examples for language feat from inspiring English sources

The brain's first language feat has been in translating Russian scientific literature, chemistry and engineering included, into English.

Shakespeare also contributed hundreds of new words to the English language, a feat unmatched by anyone else.

It is also a feat of language.

And as a reminder, even though Google's Duplex is quite a feat, natural language processing (NLP) is far from solved.

For the Canadians, the Oscar race has become a bit of a "always the bridesmaid, never the bride" syndrome: three consecutive nominations in the foreign-language category, an impressive feat, but no victories so far.

Language acquisition is a prodigious feat that requires abstracting rules for the use of sounds, words, grammar, and appropriate ways to convey desired meaning in a variety of social contexts.

In her book she tries to create a language to describe the nameless feats of caring that most mothers (and other caretakers of small children) do every day.

Man's larger brain houses structures in the neocortex, which he does not share with other animals and allows for other feats, such as language.

Cheng: Developing easy-to-use customizable language understanding models is no easy feat.

While Univision has long been the No. 1 network among Hispanics in the United States, last year's achievement was an unprecedented feat by a Spanish-language broadcaster.

The best graduates win free rides at Ivy League schools, while immigrant youngsters manage the double feat of learning a new language and mastering new subjects.