Since then, as I weave in and out of two types of English in my job as a copy editor, I've adopted this kind of workable hybrid language: probably about 75% American and 25% British.
He translated them into a workable English-language recipe and added an elegant little headnote.
– Much faster routing and overall performance – Better looking maps – SMS support – Sort of wonky, but workable multi-language support – Better info.
Design researchers should inform the commercial production of educational technology by explicating their tacit design practice in workable structures and language.
In her introduction Scott asserts that the writers prove "through the power of their language" that workable and compassionate ideas about this human tragedy are possible.
Looking back, says Mr Wladawsky-Berger, historians will say that the internet's main contribution was to produce workable open standards, such as TCP/IP, its communication protocol, or HTML, the language in which web pages are written.
But the personal experiment of excluding all moral concepts and language from my thinking, feeling and actions has proved so workable and attractive, I am convinced that anyone who gives it a fair shot would likely find it to his liking.
The discovery that I may actually be accomplishing something with my language snobbery is a serendipitous result of our ongoing effort to find a workable theory of cultural evolution.
But while it failed to survive the era of fern bars for the mainstream population, a small but vocal collection of adherents — many borrowing the language of inclusion used in the gay rights movement — argues that polyamory can be a workable, responsible way to live.
There is no agreement on a workable characterization of modules for evolutionary psychology but there is agreement on the somewhat benign thesis that "the language of modularity affords useful conceptual groundwork in which productive debates surrounding cognitive systems can be framed" (Barrett and Kurzban 2006, 644).
Is "liquid democracy" workable?
