Sentence examples for languages individual from inspiring English sources

When first encountered by Europeans, the Australian Aboriginals did not have written languages (individual words were collected from first contact, but languages as systems were not written down until well into the 20th century).

In ordinary language, "individual" refers to an organism or a person, but Gould is using it in the sense of a particular entity rather than a class of entities.

In the process of learning a foreign language, individual cognitive and affective factors are both involved.

What is left of God in Susan's antinomianism is language: individual voice and vision in a broken world.

Many simply seek an answer rather than a published correction; many are about the use, or misuse, of language and individual words.

In most language models, individual words are not equally significant markers of the property being considered, but summing across rows implicitly assumes that they are.

Here we show that both the lexicons of human languages and individual speakers encode the relationship between linguistic and conceptual complexity.

Pollack likens appreciation to love languages: Each individual's language of appreciation is different, and we risk miscommunication if we assume everyone likes to receive a card, a coffee, or public praise.

The last question relating to language use was about the number of languages an individual developer was working on in the project.

The descriptive menu, in both languages, explains individual dishes as well as the ingredients of Colombian cuisine in great detail.

As to language ideologies, Myhill (1999) has identified two ecologically based ideologies - the first associates language with individual identity while the second connects language to a specific territory.