Sentence examples for languages were directly from inspiring English sources

In brief, the age of the most recent common ancestor (MRCA) of the Chinese and the Tibeto-Burman languages was set to 7,000 yrs BP, the MRCA age of the Mongolian and the Turkic languages set to 8,000 yrs BP, and the age of the root node, where these two MRCAs and the remaining languages were directly linked, set to 50,000 yrs BP.

"To get free media, he has to say stuff that's reportable, and the level of extreme language is directly linked back to that.

What are the hardest languages for English speakers to learn? A. Diana Jean Schemo, a Washington correspondent, responds: Ray Clifford, provost of the Defense Language Institute, says the difficulty of learning a foreign language is directly related to how much it differs from a student's native language, in its rules of syntax and grammar, its alphabet and even the culture it springs from.

But in certain cases, Garrett and Chang's group declared that one language was directly ancestral to another and put that into their tree as a certainty.

Language is directly experienced only through its instantiations in texts; similarly, the working of culture becomes tangible to the social subject through involvement with the features of the social practices.

Language outcomes were directly assessed with standardised measures, supplemented by parents' evaluations and measures of children's behaviour to investigate the programme's broader effect.

Keeping in mind previous feedback we used excerpts with relatively simple language and which were directly related to Nepal.

There's the Justice Kennedy of Casey v. Planned Parenthood, who came to Roe's aid with vaunted libertarian language when abortion rights were directly under attack.

As this approach can lead to a loss of spatial resolution, only the exact language-positive cortical spots, which were directly transferred from the rTMS system to the neuronavigation planning software (BrainLAB iPlan® Net Cranial 3.0.1; BrainLAB AG, Feldkirchen, Germany), were available during surgery of GROUP 2 patients.

All of the alphabets in use in European languages today are directly or indirectly related to the Greek.

"The Garrett and Chang model is overzealous in forcing ancient languages to be directly ancestral – the data don't support this," said Dr. Atkinson, referring to new tests he has done.