Sentence examples for non-standard language from inspiring English sources

We outline key challenges stemming from the complexity and subtlety of language use, the prevalence of creative and non-standard language, and the lack of paralinguistic information, such as tone and stress markers.

We thus propose a lexicon-based Comments-oriented News Sentiment Analyzer (LCN-SA), which is able to deal with the following: (a) the tendency of many users to express their views in non-standard language; (b) the detection of the target of users' opinions in a multi-domain scenario; (c) the design of a linguistic modularized knowledge model with low-cost adaptability.

This removes the inherent risks of contracts with non-standard language.

The scribe uses non-standard language to indicate the colors (normally, they would be azure, or, and gules), but what he is describing is a sapphire-blue shield cut diagonally by a yellow-topaz band, over which the ruby-red fencepost-like design has been laid.

Can understand text expressed in non-standard language.

Ineffective radio communication with Air Traffic Control due to non-standard terminology and language barrier issues led to misinterpretation of the actual situation and a premature take-off decision of the KLM captain.

In this work, we convert informal, romanized Urdu messages into the native Arabic script and normalize non-standard SMS language.

Of course, that non-standard design language adds up to some strange compromises, like the row of touch buttons (including home) that sit between the display and the keyboard.

As a linguist, he acknowledges that all varieties of human language, including non-standard ones like Black English, can be powerfully expressive there exists no language or dialect in the world that cannot convey complex ideas.

Their project used a non-standard and proprietary process definition language; the workflow engine generated tasks, and alerts were delivered to clinicians via email.

Some people still feel comfortable both publicly and privately criticizing any language or dialect that is spoken outside of non-standard English - this is ironic since the U.S. has no official national language.