Such principles guided the choices of preferential development language, architecture, and operating system.
Conversely, we prove in this paper that, on a finite prepositional language, any preferential inference relation defined by such a model is induced by a Poole system without constraints.
Another notable cut from the original executive order — language stipulating preferential treatment for religious minorities fleeing persecution (i.e., Christian refugees in Muslim-majority countries).
The current language barring preferential treatment for American goods is so broad as to limit government specifications on goods to purely functional aspects.
Several perisylvian brain regions show preferential activation for spoken language above and beyond other complex sounds.
These bilingual hearing children may be mistakenly labeled as being "slow learners" or as having "language difficulties" due to preferential attitudes towards spoken language.
Here, we extend the notion of preferential and faster processing of emotional language to the auditory modality in which sentences are emotionally intoned.
Various publications investigate the preferential and rational consequence relations in a first-order language (e.g., Lehmann and Magidor (1990), Delgrande (1998), Friedman et al. (2000)).
The predictive power provided by languages in the Americas could thus result from preferential mating within linguistic groups.
But others recognize that the advantage has as much to do with sensibility as with preferential treatment; his boyhood exposure to the art world, to its esoteric language of ideas, attitudes, and names, gave him an education that he would not have received in graduate school.
