Sentence examples for recording languages from inspiring English sources

Additional components may also be included for other service enhancements such as speech recognition, call recording, languages, and other ancillary contact centre services.

Or should he be a watcher, recording language as it is really used?

North (2000) said that the CEFR is "a common European metric for recording language competence" and that "the motivation for a common framework (or metric) is more pragmatic, more socio-political than academic" (p. 4).

SANSKRIT, in which classical Indian literature was composed, is among the world's oldest recorded languages.

Long ī and ū in the recorded languages derive in large part from sequences of i or u plus laryngeal, as in Latin vīvus 'alive' from *gwiH3wós.

The 18th, 19th, and 20th centuries, however, have witnessed the death of many of the recorded languages and dialects, and their distribution is now largely confined to Botswana and Namibia.

Dictionaries record language as it exists, not as it should exist.

The first census to record language use was taken in 1851, after the great famine that had struck the western areas with exceptional severity.

What fired Kuhl's curiosity, though, was how excited and engaged typical infants were during test sessions in which they played with adults while hearing recorded language from native speakers.

It was not mandatory for physicians to record language barriers in the patients' files.

Despite studies warning of the negative economic consequences of Britain's dire record on language learning, modern language study in England is in dramatic decline.