This paper reports a qualitative study on the Chinese language learning trajectories of non-native Chinese instructors as successful Chinese language learners.
Furthermore, the majority of early implanted children followed language growth trajectories aligned with those of their hearing peers.
I kept urging the bus on by tensing and twisting and leaning forward like a bowler who imagines that his body language can influence the trajectory of the ball once it's left his hand.
With this language, the influence and trajectory of White Hegemony on my own life and path emerges.
Perhaps the most intriguing, but challenging, issue is the role of therapeutic intervention in the developmental trajectory of language.
And trusts, correctly I think, that the language and the emotional trajectories of the characters or the bits of narratives in the poems will fascinate you enough that if you're interested and you don't get the references, then you can go look them up".
"Swing" is of interest because in English (but not all other languages) the arc-shaped trajectory of the motion (i.e. the manner) is encoded in the lemma (the encoding of path information was not under scrutiny in their study).
Many Ukrainian Russians feel threatened by the revolution, fearful that Ukraine's new westward trajectory threatens their language and identity.
In works such as the Lost and Found series, Glynn recreates ancient treasures found in the earth out of the earth itself (clay hardened it in a pit-firing process), producing an idiosyncratic and sometime equivoque material language that continues in the trajectory of her earlier of replicas, copies and surrogates.
In order to effectively evaluate the literacy skills for this population, it is important to understand that adults might follow a unique developmental trajectory when acquiring language and reading skills (Perin, 1988; Thompkins & Binder, 2003).
