Sentence examples for language with respect to from inspiring English sources

Cosmo Magazine reported that the porn industry is getting more respectful in its use of language with respect to its transgender actors.

Speakers must additionally view the discourse history as relevant to design language with respect to this broader context.

We then looked at LA's development of language with respect to these principles by analyzing weekly teaching reflections submitted by LAs during five iterations of our pedagogy course.

Instead, memory for the discourse history, while necessary, is not sufficient for speakers to design language with respect to the historical context.

The reconstructed parts will not speak an extraneous language with respect to that of the original construction, but, where possible, they constitute its natural, coherent evolution.

And finally, one defines a formula to be model-theoretically valid just in case it is true in all structures for its language (with respect to all infinite sequences).

The Hungarian government recognised Croats as a minority native to Hungary; it has decided to implement the optional regulations of the European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages with respect to the Croatian language and establish a minority self-government for the Croatian minority in Hungary, guaranteeing cultural autonomy.

We experimentally show the importance of tracking for sign language recognition with respect to the hands and facial landmarks.

According to dialetheists, this is actually the case with the dialetheic account of the semantics of ordinary language, whose advantages with respect to consistent accounts have already been hinted at above.

Results suggest that, while the two journals share common theoretical concerns with the uses of language, they differ with respect to how they represent the goals and functions of extended written composition in educational settings.

The phonetic content of these sentences is optimized by a greedy algorithm that maximizes statistical coverage of triphones in the target language (differentiated also with respect to syllabic and word boundaries).