Because they evolved apart from spoken languages often when previously isolated deaf individuals came together they are more than just signed versions of their spoken counterparts.
Thirdly, Iranian graduate students made relatively lower use of hedges compared with their English speaking counterparts.
Non-EU students and those for whom English was not a first language achieved significantly lower scores on MMI than their EU and English speaking counterparts (difference in mean 11.9% and 12.2% respectively, P<0.001).
Simon Wren-Lewis goes through Cameron's assertions in some detail, among other things catching him more or less lying about what the Office of Budget Responsibility — roughly speaking the counterpart of the CBO here — ha actually said about the impact of austerity on growth.
A British counterpart, speaking over breakfast, compares the process of transferring risk around the financial system to spreading butter on toast.
Mr Simister, food sourcing director at Tesco, was speaking alongside his counterpart from Waitrose.
The distinction between the content and the object of a presentation rests on a psychological or epistemic difference which is, roughly speaking, the mental counterpart of Frege's distinction between sense and reference.
Most of the shots showed either the character or their Ganger speaking over their counterpart's shoulder, as only the backs of the doubles' head were made to look similar to the actors.
Possible objections from China and Japan were a major concern during the negotiations, and South Korean diplomats have spoken with counterparts in those countries to clarify that the revised policy is not directed against them, officials here said.
This summer's flurry of meetings Rauf Denktash, the Turkish Cypriot leader, has met Glafkos Clerides, his Greek-speaking counterpart, five times—has failed to break the deadlock.
State Department officials, she said, were constantly speaking with their counterparts in the region.
