Sentence examples for languages reflects from inspiring English sources

The vocabulary of the Finno-Ugric languages reflects a series of contacts with neighbouring non-Uralic peoples at different periods in history.

Regier, Kay, and Naveen Khetarpal of the University of Chicago have completed a study, based on the WCS database, demonstrating that color naming across languages reflects near-optimal partitions of the irregular surface of perceptual color space.

"Check us out at LATV-punto-com, where we have a cool... cuarto de chat [chat room]." Evelyn Casillas, a 19-year-old intern at LATV, said the station's use of two languages reflects the upbringing of both the employees and the studio audiences, which are full of Latino teenagers from all over Los Angeles.

–How do languages reflect specific times and cultures?

The languages reflect places beyond modern-day India.

Thus these two languages reflect special historical contacts of early date.

Their languages reflect their systematic observations of the natural world, abounding with terminology for stars, currents, winds, landforms, and directions.

Although some historical and structural linkages can be traced with other groups in North and South America, individual languages reflect millennia of relative isolation (see South American Indian languages).

The peoples of Luxembourg and their languages reflect the grand duchy's common interests and close historical relations with its neighbours.

The eventual agreement ending the strike was read aloud in Arabic, Polish, Armenian and a slew of other languages, reflecting the diversity of the strikers.

[ 4] In urban Australia language services are required in up to 100 different languages reflecting enormous linguistic diversity.