A method of recording Nahuatl, the language of a large portion of Mexico, was combined with Spanish to supplement the graphic records.
Republicans are pushing multiple bills aimed at combating anti-Semitic hate speech and anti-Israel language, part of a larger political strategy to win over Jewish voters and fracture Democrats on a vulnerable issue.
In addition, our evaluation makes use of other language, employs a larger list of terms, and defines disjoint training/development and test term lists to measure the generalization capability of the systems.
Although our evaluation could be similar in terms of speech nature to these NTCIR STD evaluations (speech recorded in real workshops), our evaluation makes use of other language, employs a larger list of terms along with two different databases, and defines disjoint development and test term lists to measure the generalization capability of the systems.
Although the lack of homogeneity in the PR group preclude any definitive conclusions regarding effect of actual lesion in the stroke patients vis-à-vis the PR, these results could be considered exploratory and future studies should study brain and behavioral changes employing a battery of language tests in a larger and more homogenous sample of stroke patients as well as PR for stroke.
The fascination that Republicans and Democrats alike have shown in Mr Buttigieg's skill as a language learner is part of a larger cultural story.
Clarity was not a given and poor language was deeply symptomatic of a larger thought problem.
"It makes them integrate more easily now, because it takes from one to two-and-a-half years of studying to learn the language". Eedbeed is part of a larger trend of information resources made by refugees, for refugees.
The language dispute is part of a larger and politically charged debate that stems in part from changing immigration patterns in the United States and China's increasing influence as a world economic power.
Bryce's English Dictionary [cover title], The smallest English dictionary in the world: comprising besides the ordinary and newest words in the language short explanations of a large number of scientific, philosophical, literary and technical terms (Glasgow: David Bryce and Sons, 1900).
