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In addition, LDABoost is proved language-insensitive and not large training set dependent.

Complicating these issues is that no singular embodying theoretical model has been adept at proving language knowledge and use; therefore, it has been left to the notions of test validity and usefulness to attempt to uphold language testing theory.

Stern proved – in language that economists can understand – that it could be done, that dealing with climate change need not cost the earth.

Wolfe claims new evidence presented by anthropologist Daniel Everett on the Brazilian Pirahã tribe proved that language was not the product of evolution but a tool that man created.

New words prove that language is alive.

This observation doesn't debunk the poem, or prove that language is "inherently false," or reduce Yeats to incoherence.

It also makes money through a certification system in which users can take a test to prove their language proficiency – a multibillion-dollar industry, according to Von Ahn, to which Dulingo aims to become the gold standard.

GPs will have to prove their language skills before being put on the list.

Section 6 proves the language expressibility theorem, i.e., the representability theorem mentioned above.

It should develop like the IELTS where students are required to prove their language skills.

When in 2005 the Dutch parliament imposed a pre-entry integration regime on foreigners who wished to join a partner, parent or child in the Netherlands, requiring exams abroad to prove Dutch language ability and knowledge of society before admittance (Bonjour, 2014, p. 204; 2010), family reunification became a special arena of civic integration policies.