Sentence examples for specific language of the from inspiring English sources

Does it have to do with the specific language of the dream epilogue, or is it something else?

This deft, singable adaptation of the Shakespeare play, by Britten and Peter Pears, preserves the spirit, character and in many cases the specific language of the original.

A. Marc Luxemburg, a Manhattan co-op lawyer, said that whether the brother and his family can live in the apartment without board consent depends on the specific language of the proprietary lease.

While the White House said it needed to review the specific language of the bill, President Bush suggested he was willing to support it, especially because it contains the tighter regulation of the mortgage finance companies that he has sought for years.

They argued that use of cell lines did not violate the specific language of the Dickey-Wicker Amendment.

Looking at the impressionable nature of the students, the specific language of the disclaimer, and the circumstances surrounding the classroom presentation of the disclaimer, the judge found that "an objective student would view the disclaimer as a strong official endorsement of religion or a religious viewpoint".

Though the specific language of these laws varies from state to state, notes Mike Riggs in Reason, they are remarkably similar in their special considerations for the police.

We also make a contribution in the development of a hierarchical DSL (domain-specific language) of the framework.

Summarizing, all tokens such as conditionals, loops, operators, and literals in the ASC syntax must have an equivalent in the technology-specific language of the ESC in order for the compiling process to succeed.

In this novel approach, items were generated using natural and domain-specific language of the research population, what seems to have made the survey much more sensitive to real experiences than theory-based ones.

The survey results identified that the development of communication strategies meeting the specific language of pre-linguistic of the deaf improves the quality of metacommunication, thus encouraging accessibility during interaction with the system.