Sentence examples for language integration from inspiring English sources
"The history of immigration has shown a high degree of language integration over time.
By automating language integration, SWIG enables scientists to use scripting languages at all stages of software development and allows existing software to be more easily integrated into a scripting environment.
The variable captures both the inclusiveness of the legal eligibility criteria (i.e. residence, language, integration, economic resources, criminal record/good character, and renunciation of foreign nationality) as well as the inclusiveness of implementation measures (i.e. promotion activities, documentation requirements, administrative discretion, bureaucratic procedures, and judicial review).
In the face of that success, what improvements in decision aid effectiveness may be expected with the plain language integration and what may be lost?
The ability to discriminate right from left calls on several higher functions including memory, visuospatial processing, language, integration of sensory information, and sometimes mental rotation.
The CLR improves performance and eases the usage of components created in different languages via cross-language integration.
Additional benefits of developing in the framework include source code self-documentation, automatic coarse-grained parallelisation, cross-language integration, data logging, performance monitoring, and will include dynamic load-balancing and 'pause and continue' execution.
Some of them, like Germany-based Verwandt.de, appear to follow Geni's style closely, while others offer more features such as multiple languages, integration with DNA-testing laboratories, the ability to merge related family trees and the ability to upload family files in the established genealogy file format called Gedcom.
We look to explore motor-language integration with independence from the intention or attention of the subjects.
In contrast, motor-language integration occurring during the verb onset supports a genuine and ongoing brain motor-language interaction.
Our results show that action-sentence integration implies an ongoing, not post-sentence, motor-language integration (occurring during the of verb onset) through the early stage of motor response (MP).
