Printed material led to a standardisation of language, Anderson writes, and encouraged readers to see themselves as part of a common national culture.
This has led to a number of languages, methods, methodologies and techniques for considering security issues during the developmental stages of an information system.
The drop in the number of students sitting GCSE and A-level languages has led to a reduced pool of language graduates.
Talk of computer-language efficiency led to a discussion of the Hawaiian language, which makes do with far fewer letters than English.
Harry Potter led to a variety of English language parts, from the aforementioned In Bruges, with Colin Farrell ("people love that film"), and the 2007 TV mini-series War and Peace, to playing Jim Sturgess's enigmatic girlfriend in the London-set horror film Heartless and as James Franco's lover in Danny Boyle's 127 Hours.
In China, American English has gained huge popularity that has led to a growing number of language schools in China and a large number of Internet sites for learning English (Kettle et al. 2012).
Jacob's philological research later led to a history of the German language, Geschichte der deutschen Sprache, in which he attempted to combine the historical study of language with the study of early history.
I will now proceed to decode.' " That insight led to a generation of statistics-based language programs like Google Translate — and, not so incidentally, to new tools for breaking codes that go back to the Middle Ages.
On that trip, he achieved a deeper understanding of folk style, which led to a transformation of his own musical language.
The Enron Corpus has led to a better understanding of how language is used and how social networks function, and it has improved efforts to uncover social groups based on e-mail communication.
