Sentence examples for the practice of language from inspiring English sources
The first is signification, where meaning is coded in the practice of language and discourse.
The paper addresses the question of how an English language user interface will be understood by users from different linguistic and cultural backgrounds and provides some answers from the study of second language acquisition and the practice of language teaching and learning.
The Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR) developed by Council of Europe has been gaining popularity since its publication in 2001, and reshaping the practice of language teaching, learning and assessment across the European continent and beyond.
In approaching these issues, I have been particularly interested in the cultural organization of sensory experience, including the practices of language, media and gesture through which traditions of sensory knowledge and skill have been sustained and developed.
He believes Cultural Linguistics has important implications for the practice of English Language Teaching (ELT) too, especially for Teaching English as an International Language (TEIL).
With early sales of the new iPad breaking records, and many pundits predicting that this will be the educational mobile device to transform the classroom and make e-textbooks accessible to students (who can afford an iPad), I decided to have a look at how mobile devices are impacting on the practice of English language teaching.
However, little empirical research examining the practice of English language use in such content courses in the Japanese context is currently available.
The symbolae ("symbols") of the Pythagoreans, the ciphers of Western alchemists, the taʾwil (allegorical interpretations) of Sufi mystics, and the Kabbalists' exegetical technique of sod ("secret") are further developments of the practice of coded languages among Western mystics.
These two writers began their careers as poets, and their fiction might be described as an attempt to bring together the practice of the lyric poem — density of language, intense sensory observation, a willed suspension of time — with the novelist's brick-by-brick construction of drama in time, and, more important, in history.
In this paper we revisit the λ-calculus with patterns, originating from the practice of functional programming language design.
It was the neocons who pioneered the hypocritical "human rights" discourse that justified Reaganite revanchism in the 1980s, they who pioneered the practice of appropriating the language of leftist internationalism for reactionary purposes.
