Sentence examples for language introduced from inspiring English sources

For Sun, the business thinking behind Liberty appears to be similar to its game plan with Java, an Internet programming language introduced in 1995.

Mr. McCracken, he said, was typically the first professor to include new technologies in his course, like the Java programming language, introduced in 1995.

Arriving in the colonies, "the boldness of his language introduced him to the acquaintance and the table of General Schuyler; he availed himself of the weakness of the daughter of that officer to obtain her affections...

On rural land reform, also closely watched, the document merely repeated language introduced at a plenum five years ago about the need to unify urban and rural property markets.

To use language introduced by Elliott Sober, fitness, unlike natural selection, is causally inert.

To formalise the dynamics of the bystander model, the LEADSTO language introduced above was used (Bosse et al. 2007).

But learning a major (non-English) language introduces a person to new ideas, new places and new people.

It should be noted, however, that our systematic review was conducted based on database searches and citations of scientific publications in the English language, introducing a strong bias for certain geographical areas.

One of the main limitations of the languages introduced so far, however, is the inadequate treatment of geometric information.

The European languages introduced during colonialism have created a linguistic divide between the population who live in the Northwest and Southwest regions and the French-speaking remainder of the country.

Moreover, the expansion of DREAM to several countries (with different languages) introduced a further level of complexity, that of sharing data [ 12, 13].