Sentence examples for language incorporating from inspiring English sources
LOGO is a programming language incorporating turtle graphics, originally devised for teaching computing to young children in elementary and middle schools.
Myst, though relying on messages in books and journals, was largely nonverbal, and The Sims' chief developer, Will Wright, finessed the problem of natural language dialogue by having the inhabitants of SimCity babble in Simlish, a nonsense language incorporating elements of Ukrainian, French and Tagalog.
An OLAP query is a collection of OLAP query fragments with at least one level for each hierarchy in H and at least one measure in M. In our working example, an example of OLAP query expressed in MDX language incorporating diverse fragments (i.e., fragment as a measure and fragment as a level) is.
Additionally, interviewers may be unduly positively influenced by the halo effect induced by an applicant who uses complex language incorporating key phrases.
Many of the songs in the Amharic language incorporate a layered meaning that is described as "gold and wax".
Lesley Chan, a midwife at Central Manchester University hospitals NHS foundation trust, is "on a mission" to get sign language incorporated in NHS nurse training.
That language incorporates many elements of the historic Western classical tradition, gleaned in part from Mr. Langrée's experience with period-instrument orchestras.
Some of the language incorporated in the text for example, the acceptance at least in principle of untried market mechanisms such as tradable emissions permits represents a great leap forward in global environmental thinking.
It's important to me that it's not jokey and filled with what I would call punch-line gestures, but that the approach to the design language incorporates layers of meaning and delivers a story".
Their language incorporates an ad hoc or at least purely syntactic solution to the Ramification Problem.
Professor Philip Hamburger has demonstrated that this language incorporates a duty of independent judgment.
