Sentence examples for language introduced by from inspiring English sources

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

The Manual of Reason states that it is God, but most later Naiyāyikas drew a distinction between words which have belonged 'endlessly' in the language (introduced by God) and words introduced by an explicit human stipulation (e.g. the technical terms in Pāṇini's grammar).

Language introduced by Rep. Carolyn Maloney (D-N.Y).

The new amendment language, introduced by Sen. William Ligon (R-Brunswick), allows agencies to discriminate against same-sex couples and refuse to work with prospective LGBT parents if doing so meant going against their "mission".

We define and study a high-level language for describing actions, more expressive than the action language A introduced by Gelfond and Lifschitz.

Within the digital application, language was made consistent with the language introduced at the training session.

Outside the classroom, the happy, jaunty calypsos were frequently heard in the language of our everyday conversations, now sometimes described as 'nation language', a term introduced by the Caribbean poet, Edward Kamau Brathwaite.

(It is important here that \(\dq{W}\) is a primitive sign of the language, not one introduced by a definition in terms of \(\dq{\forall}\), \(\dq{\neg}\), "male", and "widow").

Swift is a new language that was introduced by Apple in June, 2014, to be used for iOS app development, and according to Narges Berry, CEO and Founder of Bermotech, "Swift has been designed with a modern and easy to use syntax".

We contend, however, that ability-in language user-in context, introduced by Chalhoub-Deville (2003), offers a more apt orientation.

Specifically, first language reading is more reliant on both lexical/semantic and nonlexical processing when new orthographic to phonological mappings are introduced by second language learning.