Sentence examples for language identified from inspiring English sources

The study followed a group of African American gamers whose voices and use of language identified them as black to other players.

Tradition mirrors an aspect of language identified by Jacques Derrida – rather than attributing a single meaning or "essence" of a word, his claim was that the iterative nature of language means that each time a word is used its meaning can change very slightly.

Channel 5 said that "none of the language identified was used in connection with violent or particularly aggressive behaviour.

Approximately 2000 common words in the English language identified after applying this threshold but without any direct significance in medicine and anatomy were excluded.

Since it often takes many years of study for English speakers to achieve the expected proficiency in this language identified as super-hard by Foreign Service Institute (2009), the majority of the Mandarin teachers are those who received their formal education abroad and came to the United States as immigrants or international students (Wang, 2007).

Croatian is the native language identified by 96% of the population.

Activation for reading pseudowords compared with familiar, first language words identified the left dorsal premotor cortex (see Table 3b).

Democratic National Committee Chairman Debbie Wasserman Schultz acknowledged to CNN that the original omission from the platform of language identifying Jerusalem as the capital of Israel — and the very public objections to the changing back of said language — was "the last thing we needed, a P.R. disaster".

The underlying motivation of these algorithms is to provide richer language identifying information without significant additional computation.

This violation occurs when the language identifies a valid instance of a code artifact that belongs to an architectural component, although the architectural location diverges from where the artifact was supposed to be implemented.

The language identifies the ritual as particular to its identity; there is a definite jargon familiar to its participants and not necessarily to outsiders.