DH: Well, I would first of all commend anybody who is in the language services business because they already have a deep appreciation for the value of language diversity, the uniqueness of languages, the ways that cultures encode knowledge differently that are not directly translatable.
And he had challenged the structuralists' insistence upon the uniqueness of every language, claiming instead that all languages were, to a considerable degree, cut to the same pattern they shared a certain number of formal and substantive universals.
Our success in this endeavor may require that we revise our views concerning the uniqueness of human language".
Patient-centred care helps patients and carers actively participate in care and clinical decision making, based not only on their disease state but also on uniqueness of culture, language, preferences, mores, values and attitudes [ 14].
In insisting upon the necessity of treating each language as a more or less coherent and integrated system, both European and American linguists of this period tended to emphasize, if not to exaggerate, the structural uniqueness of individual languages.
The name Azawad refers to the areas where Tuaregs live in Mali, Niger and southern Algeria, and they base their claim to independence on the uniqueness of their lifestyle, language and history.
They found that despite the uniqueness of their individual language learning career, there were many common experiences and characteristics among the interviewees.
Not only has his company developed an Albanian search engine, which overcomes some of the complexities and uniqueness of the Albanian language, but it's also tackling the region's search engine chicken and egg problem: much of the information that users typically search for doesn't yet exist online.
The notion of schoolscape reflects the different contexts and uniqueness of educational settings, focusing on texts, language awareness, and language education.
In this view, humans' uniqueness stems from their capacity to build up and share huge informational megastructures, those of language and culture, which are intangible pyramids of meaning cumulatively built up by thousands of generations of fellow humans.
