Sentence examples for the topic of language from inspiring English sources
The Washington, D.C., native says the topic of language was always of interest in her household.
The topic of language was central in a 1876 paper he had devoted to Anton Marty's dissertation entitled Über den Ursprung der Sprache (A. Marty, 1875; L. Cesalli, 2015).
The programme "core daycare centres language & integration" picked up the topic of early language education which was of high interest to ECEC in Germany for a number of years already.
This chapter deals with the topic of natural language processing in the field of artificial intelligence (AI).
The topic of discussion: Language of the Heart: Challenges to a Modern Interpretation of the Bhagavad Gita.
The twenty-eight-year-old polymath's beautiful new show at the gallery, "Here and Now/And Nowhere," tackles the topic of chaos, leaving language behind in favor of such deceptively simple images as crumpled sheets of paper, creased fabric, and static on a television screen.
To our knowledge, this is the first survey on either of the topics of multi-language software development, cross-language linking and accompanying tool support on actual developers (industrial or otherwise), with one exception (Pfeiffer and Wasowski (2015), see below).
The teacher directs student attention to the picture book as they discuss the topic of Creole and Aboriginal languages.
Thus, each ID corresponds to a concept (the topic of the article regardless of the language), and all interlinked language editions represent various linguistic points of view on the concept.
The user-friendly summaries are presented in a format that provides: (1) an outline of the topic of the review, a plain language summary and a bulleted list of key messages summary; (2) an outline of the benefits, harms and costs of the intervention, program or service evaluated in the review; and (3) relevant equity and local applicability considerations.
The news that Obama's drinking water was being imported – out of concerns over potential poisoning or contamination – became the topic of parody in the English-language daily newspaper, the Nation.
