Sentence examples for linking language from inspiring English sources

Investment in language learning, training specialist language teachers and linking language learning at primary and secondary schools is vital.

The 19th-century theory linking language to two regions of the brain, Broca's and Wernicke's areas, is wrong.

Brown, M. & Kuperberg, G. R. A hierarchical generative framework of language processing: linking language perception, interpretation, and production abnormalities in schizophrenia.

His "visual poetry" consists of arrangements of words on a page, using such devices as linking language and sequence, punning, alliteration, and parallelism to achieve effects that resonate with broader artistic movements such as Constructivism and Minimalism.

We show too that altered patterns of connectivity known to typify synaesthesia are not limited to variants involving a 'merging of the senses', but also extend to what might be thought of as a cogno-social variant of synaesthesia, linking language and personality attributes in this surprising way.

Section two, entitled "Cognitive and Neurolinguistic Views on Choice", seeks to answer the question about how choice contributes to linking language and cognition in three chapters.

This is particularly so in relation to linking languages with ethnicity for Pakistani and Indian categories, where languages (e.g., Punjabi) are shared between both ethnic groups.

Respondents reported an average of 7 languages and 3 linked language pairs per project.

Heller (2003) has identified a third ideology which links language with the economy.

For each ID we also collected the entire editing history in all linked language editions.

The latter is presented by Dharmakīrti who uses the causal approach to link language and the world.