Under the musilanguage hypothesis, language and music branched off from a common "musilanguage" with language specializing in semantics and music specializing in the expression of emotion.
As a scholar, Father Boadt, who had been rigorously trained in Semitic languages, specialized in the Old Testament.
As a researcher in the field of second-language acquisition and foreign language education specializing in the acquisition of Russian by American college-age learners, I can assure you that many Americans learn Russian quite well.
Her mother is the speech and language pathologist specializing in geriatric care for four nursing homes and rehabilitation centers in upper Manhattan and the Bronx.
With a little whisk broom whittled from a pine branch, he pats the undergrowth in search of tiny insects that he calls, in the old Provencal language he specializes in, "lei mousco," the flies.
(Betty became a language pathologist, and specialized in treating autistic children).
Some high-profile figures, like Diane Ravitch, the historian of the New York school system, questioned why the city should have specialized language and cultural schools at all.
It includes a combination of programs in preschool, 12 or 13 grades, higher education, teacher training, adult education (notably literacy campaigns and continued study by working people), technical education (which is parallel to secondary education), language instruction, and specialized education.
The acoustic method which uses spectral feature has the advantage that it does not require specialized language knowledge and is computationally simple.
Interdisciplinary training in teams provides students the opportunity to develop soft skills such as communicating with researchers in different fields each of which has specialized language and concepts.
