Sentence examples for language on which from inspiring English sources

The legislative language on which they've settled -- the one with the clearest promise yet of getting the votes needed to cut off a Republican filibuster -- has actually scored quite poorly, saving less money over time and covering fewer people than earlier versions of the bill.

But businesses worldwide are facing up to the reality that English is the language on which the sun never sets.

People who ran amok (the word comes from the Malay language on which Indonesian is based) were sometimes impaled or broken on the wheel.

Touching a stranger, blindfolded, is something for which you quickly discover there is almost no automatic physical language on which to fall back.

Furetière incurred worse displeasure when, late in 1684, he revealed his intention of publishing his own universal dictionary of the French language, on which he had been working for some 40 years.

The only East Germanic language on which there is extensive information is the Gothic more specifically, Visigothic that was spoken along the western shore of the Black Sea about the middle of the 4th century ce.

The data mining is performed by using different programming languages, depending on which language is most suitable.

It is more intuitive for deaf babies to learn a physical language than one which relies on sound.

At the same time, models that learn localist representations are shown to hold promise in supporting many of the core reading and language functions on which PDP models fail.

After obtaining informed consent for study participation the questionnaire was completed by the study participants in the German (G) or Turkish (T) language depending on which group they belonged to.

Increasingly, the task of extending a technology to a new language must consider the potential lack of sufficient target-language resources on which to train the acoustic models.