In addition, the lexical density estimates were significantly higher in the tape version than in the live version, thereby suggesting that the tape version elicited a more literate and formal type of language output.
She had spent some months working with a set of language tapes, and it had paid off.
The centerpiece was Derek Bermel's "Language Instruction" (2003), an amusing full ensemble work based on the rhythms and gestures of language tapes.
Like buying a cream to eliminate wrinkles or a set of language tapes to finally learn French, we hope that this time THIS diet will work.
The Voice of America, a government-supported news organization, has translated portions of the tape into dozens of languages, beaming them around the world along with remarks from members of the Bush administration as part of its news reports.
He had to convince Lee that he was fluent in Spanish, and created an audition tape of himself speaking the language, which won him the role.
If you study the tape of his concession speech on election night, though, you'll see very little of that kind of body language.
Hence the rise over the past decade of the quick-and-dirty scripting languages the "sticky tape" of the World Wide Web .A language that incorporates concepts from artificial intelligence will appear when the time is ripe and leave Java and C# by the wayside .These languages rose to prominence largely because they are so flexible and adaptable to the needs of the Internet.
And Deb Roy, at M.I.T., embedded 11 video cameras and 14 microphones in ceilings throughout his house, recording 70percentt of his son's waking hours for his first three years, amassing 250,000 hours of tape for a language development study he calls the Human Speechome Project.
I'm going to cover the Summer Games in Beijing in August, and in between fretting about Petey's hamstring and A-Rod's quad I am reading up on China, and even listening to tapes of the Mandarin language, probably an exercise in futility, but I think Abe and Max would approve.
