Sentence examples for languages case from inspiring English sources

For nouns and adjectives these inflectional elements indicate gender (masculine or feminine), number (singular, plural, and in some languages, dual), and, in several of the older languages, case (nominative, accusative, or genitive).

Production of data has followed classical fieldwork techniques: immersion in the local setting, knowledge of local languages, case studies, in-depth observations, open interviews with different strategic groups (frontline health personnel, NGO staff, district officers, patients, management committees, community agents, chiefs, mayors, etc).

The right column presents the terms that returned desired results in each language case.

Turning to the Portuguese language case, considerable advances have been reported concerning automatic syllabication for TTS systems.

The research we will discuss in this section is inspired by the Chomskyan paradigm, but there is an important difference between the language case and this developmental work.

The first English language case by Saundby in 1892 described a 19-year-old female with repeated episodes of headache and third nerve palsy.

Non-English language case reports/series were excluded from the review.

However, little information is available in the literature concerning the results of major joint replacement surgery in patients with ITP, being limited to isolated English and non-English language case reports [ 8– 10].

We intended to search for English, French or German language case reports, studies and controlled trials which address specific treatment effects of ODB in a clinical setting without any restrictions to indications or outcome measures.

In offensive language cases, judges tend to rehash archaic stereotypes about language and place.

"I handled everything, single-handedly, all the Spanish-language cases," she recalled.