Sentence examples for language independence from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we define language independence for a propositional operator as robustness w.r.t.

It turns out that some rational merging/revision/update operators are not guaranteed to offer the most basic (yet non-trivial) form of language independence.

This technology is particularly well suited to these systems because of its programming language independence, standards for function calling between components, and ability to transparently reference remote processes.

The use of Real-time CORBA in the simulators allows us to obtain platform and language independence, reusable components and the control of real-time properties.

The chapter also discusses component object model (COM), which is Microsoft's solution to code reusability, binary standardization, language independence, and object-oriented programming.

Developing the ontology for vulnerability assessments was guided mainly by five development principles: application independence, natural language independence, orthogonality, scalability, and community involvement (Raskin and Pan 2005).

The results showed that system fusion plays an important role in the QbE STD systems and that the language-independence issue can be partially compensated by using a robust feature extractor.

A Mexican woman twinkles as she remembers her exhilaration at finding a new language and independence in London.

The pro-Europeans were technocratic and rational, their opponents used the stirring language of independence and liberty.

In the end, then, the Swedish Language Council's statement of language's independence from influence may not be quite as convincing as it seems.

The major European languages during the colonial era were German, and then French, which was introduced by Belgium and remained an official and widely spoken language after independence.