Sentence examples for of the individual languages from inspiring English sources

The knowledge of most of the individual languages of Africa is still very incomplete, but there are known to be in excess of 1,500 distinct languages.

The discussion of the individual languages that follows divides them into the two main groups, beginning with Irish, which is the oldest attested.

Several very early texts cannot be ascribed with certainty to any of the individual languages listed above but show linguistic features of a broadly Osco-Umbrian/South Picene type.

The task of designing a machine translation system is difficult because, in order to achieve any degree of accuracy, such systems must capture language-independent information while still systematically processing many types of language-specific phenomena in each of the individual languages.

No changes were required to any of the individual language versions as a result of the debriefing exercise.

At the level of the individual, language is open-ended and flexible, changed by each usage and infinitely adaptable to human aspiration.

They reported genetic analyses of the individual language tests obtained from 4-year-olds and showed modest but significant heritability for most measures, both on standard individual differences analysis and on liability-threshold analysis (which considers heritability of extreme scores).

It is assumed that the subfamilies, and from them the individual languages of the Indo-European family, are ultimately derived from a unitary language spoken somewhere in eastern Europe or western Asia (its exact location is still under debate), perhaps 5,000 years ago.

Although the division between Southern and Northern branches is theoretically well established, the assignment of individual languages to one of the branches is in many cases controversial because certain languages have characteristics of both.

Such processes of assibilation of the palatalized velar (k', g') and dental (t', d') sounds happened repeatedly in the history of the individual Slavic languages.

When phonemes are actualized they enter into differential relations that determine the patterns of individual languages; thus the English phoneme /p/ is reciprocally determined by its differences from /t/, /b/, /d/, and so on.