Sentence examples for standardization language from inspiring English sources

The chapter also discusses component object model (COM), which is Microsoft's solution to code reusability, binary standardization, language independence, and object-oriented programming.

Without terminological standardization, languages for special purposes cannot be effective tools for their specific purposes since they are likely to be vague and cause misunderstandings during communication.

He asserted that "the simplification and standardization of language" restricts people's range of expression and even thought.

The standardization of language (and thus of cognitively reflected perception) had to be realized in accordance with the structural regularity of existence.

However, in both cases, the realization of a regulation that could provide a framework for a social understanding needed to be preconditioned by the standardization of language, which is a possible factor in the problem of the relation between actualities (shi) and proper naming (ming) became the basic epistemological question in ancient China.

Corporations that use machine translation invest heavily in terminology standardization and controlled language authoring of the source content.

It may have been these far-reaching changes that inspired the Irish literati to undertake a new standardization of their language.

In spite of Punjabi's very large numbers of speakers and rich traditions of popular poetry, the standardization of the language was historically inhibited by lack of official recognition as well as by the different cultural preferences of the three main local religious communities of Muslims, Hindus, and Sikhs.

He takes issue particularly with the way in which nation-state logic has dominated politically charged concerns like Chinese language standardization and "The Tibetan Question". His stance is critical and often controversial but he locates hope in the kinds of complex, multifaceted arrangements that defined China and much of Asia for centuries.

The standardization of risk language is another example of how financial innovations benefit from diffusion.

Despite the standardization of the language, relational databases usually use slightly different SQL dialects.