Sentence examples for variables of language from inspiring English sources

Among the 16 factors identified in this review of 32 empirical reports, only the variables of language and stressful events were examined in less than five different studies.

The Brief Acculturation Rating Scale for Mexican Americans-II (Brief ARSMA-II) [ 34, 35] measures acculturation using variables of language, ethnic identity, and ethnic interaction.

We used the 2010 US Census Summary File 1 to create the gender, age, race/ethnicity variables at census block group level and the 5-year (2006 2010) ACS Summary File to create the variables of language spoken at home, income, education and marital status at census block group level.

Consider a model for a (first-order) logical language that has a domain D. The variables of the language range over members of D. Now let us add predicate variables to the language.

Model theory is the study of the relations between a formal language and its interpretation in "realizations" (that is, a domain for the variables of the language together with an interpretation for its primitive signs).

A variable assignment $s$ for the model $\langle D, I\rangle$ is a function from the set of variables of the language into the domain $D$.

Each departure from classical quantificational logic we have considered originated from an objection to either axioms of pure quantificational logic or the Tarskian definition of satisfaction in a model by an assignment of objects to the variables of the language.

In arithmetic, for example, we may want to be able to quantify over natural numbers and sets thereof and we may find it convenient to classify the individual variables of the language into at least two categories.

The variables of this language range over the collection of non-empty, regular closed sets of n-dimensional Euclidean space, here denoted RC+(Rn), and its non-logical primitives allow us to specify how the interiors, exteriors and boundaries of these sets intersect.

We used the same variables as for the complete study population, except that we removed ethnicity and added the variables of Dutch language proficiency and generation.

Responding to this focus on language, the category of 'register' emerged from a concern with the inherently variable nature of language.