Sentence examples for languages to guide from inspiring English sources

This reflects a centuries-long habit of using the classical languages to guide our gaze away from the grubby reality.

In the 1970s, computer scientists rigorously and empirically studied programming languages to guide and inform language design.

It features narrated videos of Hajj and Umrah rituals – in six different languages – to guide them through the various stages of the major and minor pilgrimages.

This information can be used by the designers of future programming languages to guide the selection and generation of language features.

The approach leverages the pragmatics of language to guide parsing, does not require labeling explanations with semantic annotations.

Even in the early days of the digital era, children learned by doing – for example, using Logo programming language to guide a "turtle" around the classroom.

It uses student language to guide peers in effective methods to intervene when appropriate, and it acknowledges and names behaviors that contribute to bullying and harassment.

Using a high-performance rewriting language implementation and a strategy language to guide rewriting computations, we can obtain in a modular way implementations of both the inference rules of automated deduction procedures and of algorithms controling their application.

Where were we to blame?" The Narcotics Anonymous "fellowship-approved" document " Working Step Four in Narcotics Anonymous" uses the language to guide their members for through their fourth step "inventory": "In each situation, try to see where you were wrong, what your motives were, and what your part was".

Clinicians should continue to use the current FDA NSAID labeling language to guide their decision making for individual patients until such time as the FDA makes changes.

This means that using signs or labels in Turkish language to guide patients in the hospital and using Turkish forms in order to inform patients about diagnostic or therapeutic measures does not eliminate the need for skilled intepreters.