In this case, goals and rules involving numbers (for example, air conditioner need to be switched on if temperature rise above certain value) can be combined with robot activity planner under one umbrella of declarative language.
The goal is to give a voice to individuals affected by displacement with more accurate language: "The umbrella term migrant...has evolved from its dictionary definitions into a tool that dehumanizes and distances, a blunt pejorative," Barry Malone wrote.
If you count the various Western Hindi and Eastern Hindi dialects all under one umbrella, there are 29 languages spoken by at least a million people in India.
Nothing Mr. Self has previously written prepares you for the polyphonic scree of language that is "Umbrella," however.
"Gibberish" is an umbrella term for any nonsensical language that is hard to understand, such as baby talk.
We use the term 'functional language typology' as an umbrella term for all functional approaches to typology.
Other outlets, including MSNBC, which is under the same NBCUniversal ownership umbrella as "Access Hollywood," bleeped the offensive language.
Chinese is an umbrella term for at least seven mutually unintelligible languages and numerous additional regional languages mostly associated with minority groups (Sun, 2006).
On Tuesday, there will be presentations from, among others, ABC, part of the Walt Disney Company, and Telemundo, the Spanish-language network under the NBC Universal umbrella.
Although we showed that within the umbrella ASC category, variations in current and historical language were associated with differences in neuroanatomy, such variability should not be interpreted as implying that there are completely distinct subgroups.
