Sentence examples for language linked from inspiring English sources
"Vini-der-Pu" was translated by Leonard Wolf, 77, a Romanian immigrant and former professor of English at San Francisco State University, whose goal was to publish a whimsical version of the Pooh story to counteract what he considers a widespread misperception that Yiddish is a language linked with tragedy.
Over time, the FOMC has first moved to a time-contingent (i.e., a calendar date) language for the lift-off of the federal funds rate, and then to the current state-contingent language, linked to thresholds on the unemployment and the inflation rates.
In Section 4, we summarise our proposed cloud service recommendation method, while in Section 5, we propose a formal way to express preferences using a Linked Unified Service Description Language (Linked – USDL) extension.
According to their analysis of the default language linked with about 19,000 samples at the end of last year, Americans and other non-British English speakers still produce the most malware, more than a third of the worlds total.
Pathway Commons is a publicly available resource that aggregates and integrates pathway data from multiple organisms and databases into a common BioPAX language linked data representation.
With a Basque version of SNOMED CT, we can obtain the terms in our language linked to terms in all the languages represented in SNOMED CT.
The Pataki administration would essentially reword the statutes to temper language linking state inspections to Orthodox practice, rabbis and aides to the governor said.
California regulators said they had addressed the legal arguments against the mandate by removing some of the language linking credits automakers can receive to efficiency.
The bill, which was sponsored by Gov. George E. Pataki, ran into stiff opposition last month because, critics said, it contained language linking the convention center to the stadium.
And, his aides said, the legislation he had supported in March did not include language linking the United States' military posture in Iraq to the perceived threat from Iran.
English serves as the language linking the central government with the states, especially with those in which Hindi is not widely understood.
