Sentence examples for language of different from inspiring English sources

Sports fans are adept at reading the distinctive nonverbal body language of different groups playing the same game.

To characterize the first element as a "distortion," however, requires the concurrence to second-guess the way in which the state court resolved a plain conflict in the language of different statutes.

Models described with CML-DEVS can be automatically translated (i.e. compiled) into the input language of different modeling and simulation tools.

There have been two developments in language description in the recent years that allow for a much more precise account of language of different domains of use, and so provide for a more exact specification of ESP course objectives.

Brian Beutler at The New Republic and Greg Sargent at The Washington Post have produced even more evidence, including interviews with Capitol Hill staffers who described how they merged the language of different committee bills -- and how that process produced the terminology at issue in King v. Burwell.

If elected, Mr. Moussavi told supporters here, he would enforce the constitutional law that allows the ethnic languages of different regions to be taught at schools, something Mr. Ahmadinejad has not done.

Structurally and historically, Hindi and Urdu are one, although they are now official languages of different countries, are written in different alphabets, and have been developing in divergent manners.

I know different things about concepts of beauty, foods and drinks and body languages of different cultures (L7).

Two of them said: I know different things about concepts of beauty, foods and drinks and body languages of different cultures (L7).

That ability to speak the languages of different disciplines is "becoming more and more important with the push now for translational medicine and moving things from the bench to the bedside," Marsit says.

Populations speaking languages of different Austroasiatic branches are well differentiated from each other for mtDNA, with a pronounced differentiation of the Indian Munda which are genetically close to surrounding populations in India (Reddy and Kumar 2008).