Sentence examples for languages research from inspiring English sources
The phrase "languages research" can be correct and usable in written English, depending on the context in which it is used
It can be used when discussing any type of research that focuses on languages, such as studying the development of a particular language or analyzing the use of language in various contexts. Example: "The university's languages research department is currently conducting a study on the evolution of ancient Greek dialects."
Student programme numbers are protected because languages are strategically important subjects but languages research doesn't have the same protection and there has been a shift in funding towards the sciences.
In the Scenic, Dramaturgical and Poetic Creation Processes, Methodologies, and Languages research group, connected to the Theater School, one of the professors participating in the group is running a Community Theater project wherein theater course students conduct classes and organize shows for residents of the Maré favela (slum), in Rio de Janeiro.
The current situation in chemistry, as in any other field of natural science, can be characterized by a substantial growth of texts in natural languages (research papers, conference proceedings, patents, etc)., still being the most important sources of scientific knowledge and experimental data, information about modern research trends and terminology used in the subject areas of science.
Their methodological theoretical framework has applications beyond language research and is considered a useful starting point for researchers considering the method [ 4].
In his spare time, he did Chinese-language research for Human Rights Watch.
Archaeology, a bastion of German-language research, is buckling, lament scholars at the Deutsches Archäologisches Institut.
The country needs language research to fight terrorism and international crime and to produce flexible, internationally-minded graduates, she added.
He said there was already some early language research suggesting that the prevalence of dementia may already be declining.
In-depth language research is the sort of thing he attends to during what he calls "my lonely hours".
Besides paying for tuition, travel and living expenses for graduate studies, the fellowships will cover training in language, research and computer skills.
KANZI is a male bonobo, now 28, who was born in captivity and raised at the language research centre at Georgia State University in America.
