Sentence examples for languages designed to from inspiring English sources
He describes himself as a "naturalistic" conlang creator, interested in languages designed to be spoken by human beings.
An important advance would be models and languages designed to more clearly represent application Intent (as formalized herein), without the usual implementation obscurity.
This profile commits to a much richer meta-ontology than the ones underlying languages designed to maintain interesting computational properties such as tractability and decidability, like OWL [27].
Current Web ontology languages, designed to encode information on and for the Web, use the eXtensible Markup Language (XML) both for specifying ontologies and also for making assertions about the world using terms defined in ontologies.
At the Southern Center for International Studies, the "World in Transition" series teaching module provides a lesson plan for elementary and secondary teachers to address a broad cultural context including a country or region's history, economy, geography, prominent religions and languages, designed to stimulate student curiosity about world cultures at an early age.
Arguably, the rise of Scala, Clojure, and other languages designed to run on the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) and provide access to Java standard libraries, but otherwise breaking either partly or completely with Java's imperative syntax and its enforcement of an object-oriented paradigm, marks the endurance of the JVM as a platform but the eclipse of Java as a (paradigmatic) language.
Like FORTRAN, ALGOL was an algorithmic language that is, a language designed to do mathematical computations.
In this sense, Latin is a cryptolect: a secretive language, designed to exclude outsiders.
This is language designed to obfuscate rather than clarify, filled with qualifiers and weasel words.
Both men cloaked their differences in language designed to placate swing voters.
Jeremy Corbyn said Hammond's comments were part of a pattern of language designed to whip up prejudice and hostility.
