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(Two years ago, Muhly collaborated with Kalman on a whimsical operatic interpretation of "The Elements of Style," the language-usage manual, which was performed in the Rose Main Reading Room, at the New York Public Library).
This is the English language usage approved by the International Astronomical Union, the body in charge of naming celestial objects.
This history introduces graphical user interfaces (GUIs), the representation of photonic signals in a photonic environment, and the common language usage for data exchange between the customer and the vendor.
In addition, using drama performance in the language curriculum would encourage students to appropriately consider the context of language usage and to apply what they learn in the activity to real-life situations (Hewgill et al. 2004).
Because the confidence measures are not entirely reliable and the user's language usage is often unexpected, PST generation is utilized to expand the word sequence Ŵ to several partial sentences in order to cover potential recognition errors.
According to the conditions of education, communication, and daily language usage, the author roughly divided the 18 ethnic groups whose population is more than one million into six groups (see Table 5).
The use of artificial intelligence like DICTION, which is computer-aided content analysis, has facilitated in quantifying the nature of language usage in these mission statements.
Textual analysis is still considered "rocket science" in much of the corporate world, but as early adopters of this fascinating science, we've analyzed the language and grammar of hundreds of thousands of real-life candidates responding to interview questions to assess the differences in language usage between high and low performers.
The idea that language usage impacts society is not a new concept.
By age 10 he was observing the differences in language usage and accent between his Cockney neighbors and educated university students who were often taken in as lodgers by his parents.
