Sentence examples for language population from inspiring English sources
(# Language Block Speakers) * (Current Internet Penetration) * (Average GPD) * (Growth Rates of Language Population).
Among the seven languages, Korean speakers had the most Internet users (55.2%) of the language population, followed by English (43.4%) and Spanish (39.0%).
Examples of a phenomenon (e.g. culture, language, population, species) are cases that are similar in some respects and are different in other respects.
Furthermore, most measures were developed for use within a single language population, so that pooling data across several countries could not be undertaken and comparison of the HrQoL impact of dSS across countries is not possible [ 8].
– Full text obtainable – Written in English or Dutch language – Population: ○ consists (mainly) of cancer patients; ○ consists of adults (>18 years); ○ patients are in follow-up care or are not actively treated anymore.
But, in spite of these layers of variation, research is showing that all three language populations, Spanish L1, L2, and HL learners, seem to undergo the same acquisition stages once they have surpassed the intermediate plateau.
Consequently, the SFI-Tk can be recommended for clinical and research purposes in Turkish language populations.
The generalisability of the coding frame may be limited to similar cultural and language populations.
It would also give Terra, which is strong in Latin America, an inroad into the big Spanish-language population of the United States, estimated by Spanish media executives to be as large as 35 million people, with an average per capita income two to three times that of Latin Americans.
Thematic, or special-subject, atlases deal primarily with a single subject, such as the agriculture, geology, climate, history, industry, languages, population, religions, resources, or other characteristics of a geographic area.
While the fit is not perfect for languages, populations, or any other data, the basic idea of Zipf's law is useful in schemes for data compression and in allocation of resources by urban planners.
