"language generating" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the process of creating or producing language. You can use it when discussing language acquisition, language learning, or any other situation where language is being created or produced in some way. Example: "Children's brains are particularly adept at language generating, as they are constantly absorbing and processing new information to develop their communicative abilities."
This open language generated contradictory stories in which leftover elements in metaphors began to work out new narratives: the descent of man, the ascent of man, the interdependence of all forms of life, the struggle and destruction.
Rather, there are significant "transaction costs," in Mr. Coase's language, generated by the search for the right company to strike a supply agreement with, and the time and expense of cutting the deal.
"He's a political pyromaniac, fanning the flames of hatred, and it's very hard to douse that just with words," warns MP Sjoerd Sjoerdsma, from the leftwing D66 party which, like many opposition parties, is struggling with the challenge of how to take on a man who delights in controversy and is often bolstered by the publicity his incendiary language generates.
The business of translation, interpreting and software localisation (revising websites, apps and the like for use in a foreign language) generates revenues of $37 billion a year, reckons Common Sense Advisory (CSA), a consulting firm.In this section Crudely put Pitfalls at Petrobras Love on the rocks Just the ticket Say what?
Sun's Java software language generates lots of goodwill among programmers but not much revenue.
The simulator, coded in MATLAB language, generates both C/A code pseudorange and carrier phase measurements.
The C programming language generates code that contains all kinds of data that shouldn't end up in shellcode.
The study has also highlighted the importance of realism in PBLT and the opportunity for utilizing student language generated through project subtasks for formative assessment in authentic ways.
Thus, given L1 and L2, we start by defining the fibred language (or the fibring of the languages), which is the language generated by □1, □2, ¬ and → from the propositional variables.
Finally, we show how GPT allows to deal with strong preservation of new languages by providing an efficient algorithm that computes the coarsest refinement of a given partition that strongly preserves a language generated by the reachability operator.
