Sentence examples for languages presents from inspiring English sources

Explores problem-solving using high and low-level programming languages; presents an integrated view of computer systems, from switching circuits up through compilers and GUI design.

(Chinen) ★ New Languages Presents: Music Factory (Friday through Tuesday) Equal parts conceptual-art marathon, sociopolitical statement and free-improv happening, Music Factory can plainly be described as a continuous 96-hour performance, featuring some five dozen musicians.

If he had been aware, he said, he would have been "very skeptical" of those gains, given the challenges that Asian languages present for speech recognition.

The languages presented may serve as a reference of sorts, helping to clarify some of the underlying choices in block diagram language design, and in the process shedding light on the differences between, and limitations of, existing block diagram languages.

However, some languages present particular problems.

Languages present include Spanish, French, Danish, German and Japanese, and have not been translated into English.

"Abake's innovation is software that can understand and digitize spoken African languages, and synthesize speech from African languages presented as digitized text.

The intricacies of the libraries combined with the low-level programming prowess required for these languages present a considerable barrier to adoption by less programming-oriented practitioners.

The examination of frequency occurrence in 95 languages, presented in the literature [51], shows that phoneme frequencies are best described by Yule's equation [54].

Literature survives in all the major languages present in the early Middle Ages, with Scots emerging as a major literary language from John Barbour's Brus (1375), developing a culture of poetry by court makars, and later major works of prose.

Nevertheless, further research is needed to ascertain validity across institutions, languages (present results stem from the German version of the questionnaire) and cultural contexts.