The de facto separation between languages based on their phonological characteristics raises a question about the need for explicit representational schemes, such as language tags (Green, 1998) or language nodes (Dijkstra & van Heuven, 1998), or other cognitive mechanisms (e.g., Bialystok, 2010) designed to keep the word-forms of one language separate from the word-forms of another language.
It is the language of separation and segregation.
Moore urged the pastors to stand firm in defense of religious freedom, arguing that Baptists should "reclaim" the language of "separation of church and state," which many evangelicals consider a euphemism for secularization.
For me, arisings to the interconnectedness of life do not use the violent language of separation.
Police officers are escorting people back to their ancestral homes, as the government calls them, which seems to be thinly veiled language for ethnic separation.
Best foreign language film: "A Separation," Iran Contender: "Monsieur Lazhar," Canada Long shots: "Bullhead," Belgium; "Footnote," Israel; "In Darkness," Poland The foreign language film committee is nearly as mystifying as the documentary branch in its choices, but its byzantine voting system has produced a solid front-runner in the acclaimed Iranian film "A Separation".
The first stage of our research strategy consisted of a survey given to post-graduate students at the Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (JAIST) to quantitatively assess base acculturation levels (assimilation, integration, marginalization, and separation), language ability, and also the time duration spent in Japan/the post-graduate university.
The judge refused to issue the TRO stating that the language in my Separation Agreement (which was being used as the legal basis to stifle me) was too broad.
Tests of other auditory skills in the former showed intact auditory attention and concentration, language and binaural separation, in contrast to impaired binaural integration, and sequencing and labeling [ 47].
