Sentence examples for roman language from inspiring English sources

A physics major, she is also pursuing certificates in applications of computing and Roman language and culture.

Romanian is a Roman language, and Romania has had long-standing cultural ties to France that were carried over to the legal sphere.

Soucy, who is from the Minneapolis area, is majoring in English and pursuing certificates in theater and in classics with a focus on Roman language and culture.

Thus, in 813, just before Charlemagne's death, the Council of Tours decreed that sermons should be delivered in rusticam Romanam linguam ("in the rustic Roman language") to make them intelligible to the congregation.

Two of his children, also, died soon after him; the third, who was named Alexander, they say proved an exquisite artist in turning and graving small figures, and learned so perfectly to speak and write the Roman language, that he became clerk to the magistrates, and behaved himself in his office with great skill and conduct.

In this case, when porting a Roman language, the mapped phonemes were so different that it was better to use the Czech data only for uncovered phonemes (phonemes not used in Spanish).

Roman languages such as English, French or German need only one byte (ie, eight "bits" of data) to define a letter of the alphabet, whereas Japanese and Chinese scripts need two bytes per character.

The SCS, founded in 1869, is the principal learned society in North America for the study of ancient Greek and Roman languages, literatures, and civilizations.

"He failed to consider that once recorded and made public on Twitter, his words might come back to haunt him, such being life in the digital age," points out P.M. Forni, professor in the Department of German and Roman Languages and Literatures, in his new book, The Thinking Life, How to Thrive in the Age of Distraction.

As companies like Tencent and Iflytek find ways of creating applications for a non-Roman language like Chinese, they are finding new growth areas.

For non-Roman languages other than Russian, see the ALA-LC Romanization Tables Index.