Sentence examples for language in line from inspiring English sources

The coding sub-systems receive pre-specified, fixed format messages in a specific language, in line with some standards.

Be aware that it does contain racy language in line with what one might find on a premium cable late-night show.

Language : English language: in line with Michie et al 's 23 review.

While there was overlap in participant categories (many posters had both MHP and MHSU experience), and little age difference between the two groups, there was a distinct contrast between use of academic/medical expert discourses, often drawn on by the MHPs, and the experiential discourse drawn on by MHSUs, who also used less formal language, in line with MH forum norms [ 37].

Other analyses placed the Central Jean near to the Chaco languages, in line with their peripheral position as compared to others of the continent.

In case the participants digressed from the central theme of the interview, language assessment in line with LAR, the talk was redirected to the main theme of the FGI.

Researchers are using data from 30,000 users across 4,000 locations to quickly and accurately map language change in line with the Survey of English Dialects undertaken between 1950 and 1961.

That language was in line with the rhetoric of his campaign, which took him from an underdog in the crowded Democratic primary to an easy win in the general election.

The relatives of those with SLI had language deficits, in line with previous studies of SLI relatives (Barry et al. 2007), but relatives of those with ASD+LI had language scores in the normal range.

And the amplified sound muddles the lyrics, obfuscating what could be a terrific pleasure for English-speakers still in the audience (I heard five foreign languages while in line to pick up my tickets): the rhythmically virtuosic and delectable anthropomorphisms of T. S. Eliot's children's poems on which the show is based.

I would add that words adopted from other languages — especially dead languages — quickly fall in line with English language rules.