Sentence examples for network of language from inspiring English sources

He said he had been comforted by the built-in social network of language schools.

These include a network of Language Nests, an educational strategy imported from the Māori, original peoples of New Zealand, that see children of a pre-school age taught in the language of the community by grandparents, ensuring a bilingual upbringing.

The United States is simultaneously buying and issuing new weapons, vehicles and communications gear; building barracks, classrooms and logistics depots; and developing a network of language labs to nudge the force toward literacy.

As in the original analysis, significant regional effects were generally found in temporal, posterior parietal, or prefrontal cortices, areas overlapping a core network of language areas implicated in previous work by us and others [8], [54].

We used the contrast "meaningful sentences > nonwords" to identify a network of language processing regions for each participant (Fedorenko et al. 2010, 2011, 2012).

Moreover, the neural network of language comprehension processing is intrinsically related to other cognitive functions networks, such as working memory, attention, and executive function [ 8– 10].

"He is not an easy 'post-colonial' choice, for he emerges from a rich and occasionally fraught world history of cosmopolitanism; but he is proof – as critic and artist – that cosmopolitanism is not only about European eclecticism, but about a wider, more complex network of languages and histories.

The result is a weighted undirected network of languages, where languages are connected based on shared information interest.

The method requires three steps: (a) to retrieve all edits to each concept in all linked language editions; (b) to compare the empirical and expected probabilities of each language pair to co-edit a concept; and (c) to create a filtered network of languages with significant shared interests.

The MLTAQ is the largest and oldest network of foreign language teachers in Queensland, and is 'the peak professional body representing teachers of Languages throughout the state' (Modern Language Teachers Associationn of Queensland 2016).

News Corp has significant interests in Europe, including The Times, The Sun and The Wall Street Journal Europe, and a network of local language business newswires, as well as the HarperCollins book publishing business.