Sentence examples for permanent language from inspiring English sources

This free guided tour will begin at 5 30 pm at the permanent Language of the Birds installation, designed by Bay Area artists Brian Goggin and Dorka Keehn and located at the intersection of Columbus and Broadway in North Beach.

Even so, none of our patients developed permanent severe language deficit, supporting the hypothesis of functional reshaping [ 2, 20, 45, 50, 51].

The statement also described "a new kind of worker visa program that does not keep all workers in a permanent temporary status" — language that seems to imply, at least generally, the possibility of a pathway to legalization or even  citizenship for some guest workers.

Precisely how this approach might lead to a permanent improvement in language function in aphasic speakers after stroke is not clear.

The recovery is rapid due to plasticity of a child's brain to recuperate fast, but some permanent deficits like language and memory, depending on the lobe removed, will occur.

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Her doctrines had earned a permanent place in the language.

Whether the practice will leave a permanent mark on the language remains to be seen.

Berger's books are accessible and funny and immerse you in the permanent strangeness of his language and attitude, perhaps best encapsulated by Berger's own self-definition as a "voyeur of copulating words".

But it enjoyed more permanent prestige as the language of the Qurʾān, the sacred book of Islām; as such it was extensively used for religious scholarship during the medieval period.

Although his name has entered the language in permanent association with the word "scheme," Ponzi didn't intentionally set out to bilk investors.