Sentence examples for language propagation from inspiring English sources

During Singai Pararasasekaran's rule, an academy for Tamil language propagation on the model of ancient Tamil Sangam's was established in Nallur.

This is an indirect criticism of the Jains and the Buddhists, who used vernacular languages for the propagation of their faiths.

The contributions of this work are dynamic models of individuals using low-level language to simulate the propagation of information among a group of individuals and its influence on their behaviour.

The process was also greatly abetted by the expenditure of large amounts of governmental and private foundation funds in the period of 1950 1970, perhaps the most ever spent in history in support of the propagation of a language.

For the Fula from the Fouladou, oral culture in fact ensured the propagation of the written language across the global Fula community, initially spread out across the Sahel belt and now around the world.

During Singai Pararasasekaran's rule, an academy for the propagation of the Tamil language, modelled on those of ancient Tamil Sangam, was established in Nallur.

Predictions of experiments were obtained from a neural network model (learned with back-propagation using nnet in the R language after standardizing all inputs and normalizing the output to the [0,1] interval) with 28 inputs and one output (levels "No buffer" and "No sugar" in the aqueous phase were regarded as two separate input variables, each taking on either zero or one).

It is based on a complete query language, derived from XPath and on a relevance values propagation method.

Availability: Dynamic deterministic effects propagation networks is implemented in the R programming language and available at http://www.dkfz.de/mga2/ddepn/ Contact: [email protected] Studying the molecular biology of cells and tissues has developed from the investigation of few genes or proteins in one experiment to the analysis of the interplay of many components as a system.

To support the defined process we present the metamodels that can be integrated with existing DSL (domain-specific language) frameworks to extend them with information supporting further extraction of fault propagation behavior.

This study introduces a hierarchical fault propagation model (HFPM) as an extension of the Infrastructure Resilience-Oriented Modelling Language (IRML), considering the dynamic behaviour of fault propagation.