Sentence examples for pattern of language from inspiring English sources

Jeremy Corbyn said Hammond's comments were part of a pattern of language designed to whip up prejudice and hostility.

Except for the extensive eastward expansion of Russian (a Slavic language), the pattern of language distribution in Asia has remained relatively stable since the 18th century.

Dr. Christopher Ehret of U.C.L.A., an expert in the history of African languages, said the authors had overstated the role of agriculture in explaining the pattern of language distribution.

The layouts obtained by QAPgrid produce a better representation of the global pattern of language similarities when compared with other layout algorithms commonly used, like force-directed algorithms, which tend to get trapped in local optima and do not scale well with the number of elements to visualize/layout.

One reason appears to be his pattern of language impairments.

Second, although participants with aphasia showed a parallel pattern of language recovery and they acquired the English language relatively late, they differed in the age at which they acquired English and the number of years using English.

This pattern of language-specific association between speech perception and brainstem-level neural phase-locking of linguistic pitch information provides evidence for a possible native language neural commitment at the subcortical level, highlighting the role of experience-dependent brainstem tuning in influencing subsequent linguistic processing in the adult brain.

You may also wind up hearing patterns of language with new ears.

"I memorized the patterns of language, the language of origins, and the definitions.

He said semantic analysis, another of the NSA's capabilities, would identify him by his patterns of language.

Possible explanations are that children have different patterns of language representation or display different patterns of reorganization.