Sentence examples for language prompts from inspiring English sources

We add the resource-rich source language prompts to help the word discovery and pronunciation extraction process.

H5 predicts that pedagogical language prompts combined with directed actions will lead to improved proof performance.

H4 predicts that combining pedagogical language prompts with the directed actions (such as those identified in H2) will elicit more dynamic gestures.

Based on our theory and the findings reviewed above, we offer novel predictions that guide the design of GEMC-inspired learning environments: directed actions and language prompts are hypothesized to each act as viable, independent, malleable factors for enhancing proof performance by fostering mathematical insight and verbalizable proof production.

The language prompted Mr. Kitchen to research Samba TV's data collection and raise concerns online about its practices.

It became a kind of secret language, prompting people in town to speculate about what activity was happening inside the volcano.

Petrucci, who doesn't know English as a language, Prompted "Peter Ibbetson" the opening night in English; Ceroni who knows English very well, prompts the French and Italian operas, but doesn't know these languages.

It is the dancers who are sort of the pioneers of hearing first the language prompted by the music, into which the principals and the chorus then also fit".

In an episode she liked to cite during the campaign, the first thing she said when told of this was: "Is everything all right along the border with North Korea?" And during her time in the legislature, to which she was first elected in 1998, her stern language prompted political commentators like Mr. Choi to call hers a "neuter leadership".

But what she went on to discover about the language prompted her to launch the first publishing company to print children's books entirely in Oromo, which she exports from her home in Footscray, 5km west of Melbourne, to schools and families throughout the world.

Here is how this works in practice: you simply write your post in one language and then look for the "Write post in another language" prompt in the composer.