"If we pull all the levers, change teacher training, help training schools to support others to go down this path, get schools that have language potential to take over under-performing schools, and we move the curriculum review in the right direction, then we can move towards the goal.
The major theoretical view expressed by the cline of instantiation is that there is no fundamental difference between linguistic texts and the underlying system of language: potential and instance are simply two different viewpoints taken upon the same phenomenon (Halliday 1992b.: 27; Halliday and Matthiessen 1999: 328).
Taking this stance does not make him hostile or dismissive of faith and theological reflection; on the contrary, he grants that "indispensable potentials for meaning are preserved in religious language"—potentials that, at least so far, have not been fully reduced to philosophical and secular reasons (2002, 77, 162).
In addition to anthropological applications, evaluating the relationships between genes and languages has potential biomedical applications since language could be used as a proxy for genetic ancestry in various epidemiological contexts [3], [4].
Coded to refer to spoken or written language, their potential to communicate language is extremely great.
He also reiterated, though in tempered language, the potential of long-lasting damage to Chinese-American relations.
4) Learn the language of potential employers It is not just academics who use jargon; every profession has specific words or phrases to describe elements of its work.
Arum and his stepson, Todd DuBoef, the president of Top Rank, said they needed someone who spoke the language of potential sponsors.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Central Intelligence Agency and state and local police forces have turned to Dr. Ekman for help learning to read subtle emotional cues from the faces, voices and body language of potential assassins, terrorists and questionable visa applicants.
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These were just some of the questions whirling around my head as I responded to an advert from Pfizer looking for scientists to "help discover novel leads" or, in nontechnical language, discover potential new medicines.
