Sentence examples for obscure languages from inspiring English sources

He has acquired dictionaries for obscure languages.

There is also a strong market for more obscure languages.

THE phrase "use it or lose it" applies to few things more forcefully than to obscure languages.

For more obscure languages, it has released a "tool kit" that helps users with translations and then adds those texts to its database.

The new technology allows scientists to develop machine translation systems for a wide number of obscure languages at a pace that experts once thought impossible.

History is full of obscure languages known unto only a handful of speakers plus one PhD candidate, but Sogdian was not one of these.

Will the tools to take advantage of multicore chips come from a trickle-down of high-end scientific computing techniques, the extension of existing programming languages or the spread of previously obscure languages, driven by the needs of web developers?

But since the number of high-quality parallel texts is limited, particularly for more obscure languages, a lot of effort is now being put into the development of statistical translation systems that can manage without them.

While guarding the total number and the names of her freelancers as a trade secret, Ms. Mattia said that some of her translators of more obscure languages live in far-flung places like Lebanon and Ghana, receiving their assignments through the Internet.

Universities have traditionally been like 19th century independent farmers who were unwilling to collaborate or share resources - whether they be tractors and bailers in the case of the farmers, or academic programs and the teaching of obscure languages at universities.

Like many others, the Minnesota and Michigan hospitals contract with private companies for more obscure languages they may encounter among patients, and often use video conferencing for those services.