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| The Institute cooperated on a project called | @languages within the framework of the European Union p |
| sed to write a number of Aboriginal Canadian | languages of the Algonquian, Inuit, and (formerly) Ath |
| e Antillean creole include elements of Carib | languages. |
| All Catawban | languages are now extinct (†). |
| e lived, the place names are in the Catawban | languages.) |
| Examples of the first category | languages include JSON, YAML and REBOL. |
| This case is found in Northeast Caucasian | languages like Lezgian and Agul. |
| In Insular Celtic | languages, the same root is found in Welsh, Cornish an |
| it, Hebrew, Arabic, Armenian, several Celtic | languages and the languages of modern Europe; but he p |
| ts of Britain did not uniformly speak Celtic | languages, and that there may have been pre-Roman Brit |
| cottish Gaelic, and Bannerman studied Celtic | languages at Glasgow University and completed his doct |
| Unlike other Celtic | languages, Breton has a distinct periphrastic continuo |
| Like other Celtic | languages, prepositions in Breton come in two forms, n |
| sh, including translations from other Celtic | languages. |
| orian who specialized in the study of Celtic | languages, see Joseph Loth. |
| first journal devoted exclusively to Celtic | languages and literature and the oldest significant jo |
| its name from the Brythonic family of Celtic | languages: penn-ardd meaning high hill. |
| f Edward Lhuyd into Cornish and other Celtic | languages. |
| major Romance, Germanic, Slavic, and Celtic | languages. |
| Celtic | languages |
| origins in literal translations from Celtic | languages such as Irish and Welsh, but as of yet, ther |
| The Celtic | Languages (Routledge Language Family Descriptions Seri |
| Austrian linguist and scholar of the Celtic | languages, particularly Irish, and a supporter of Iris |
| er - Cecile O'Rahilly, scholar of the Celtic | languages and writer (d.1980). |
| ainville, who encouraged him to study Celtic | languages. |
| Its aim is to promote the modern Celtic | languages and cultures and artists from all six Celtic |
| are known to exist in modern Insular Celtic | languages. |
| attributed to patterns of lenition in Celtic | languages. |
| centrated his efforts on the field of Celtic | languages, literature and law, in which he soon became |
| ll enable vendors that specialize on certain | languages, platforms or types of transformations to de |
| Confusingly, in certain | languages, such as German, Hungarian, Ukrainian and Ru |
| Some programmers believe that certain | languages make it easy to write (subjectively) "bad" p |
| Chamic language, not a sister to the Chamic | languages) |
| performing arts, mathematics, music, chess, | languages, gymnastics, and more. |
| glish, all the while retaining his childhood | languages, Danish, German, and Greenlandic. |
| Like other Chinese | languages, Dungan is tonal. |
| common variety of the Min branch of Chinese | languages. |
| tween Chinese writing and the modern Chinese | languages. |
| ous mutually unintelligible southern Chinese | languages. |
| summer camps in both the English and Chinese | languages. |
| ferent historical periods, different Chinese | languages, different literary genres. |
| Cantonese like other Chinese | languages is monosyllabic. |
| The Chinese | languages of Fujian province were traditionally divide |
| where Hunanese contancts neighboring Chinese | languages, Mandarin and Gan. |
| also documented colloquial northern Chinese | languages (Haner). |
| where his books are available in two Chinese | languages. |
| dings typically originate from other Chinese | languages, typically more prestigious varieties. |
| In some Chinese | languages, there may be many instances of foreign read |
| of the United States, speaking the Chinookan | languages. |
| In the Cholan | languages, jacawitz means "first mountain.", |
| Not to be confused with Chonan | languages. |
| l common ancestor of the Chukotko-Kamchatkan | languages. |
| hook was only used in the Abkhaz and Chuvash | languages. |
| s problem does not arise in most class-based | languages, because an object has a single physical ide |
| ry School in Flensburg, studying the classic | languages such as Latin and Greek. |
| studies concentrated mainly on the classical | languages of Latin and Greek. |
| born 22 July 1926) is Professor of Classical | Languages at Duquesne University in Pittsburgh. |
| He studied classical | languages at the Lyceum in Bern and music at the Bern |
| 1931 received doctorate in classical | languages from University of Leiden. |
| Having distinguished himself in classical | languages in high school, he obtained a four-year scho |
| In 1856, he began studies in classical | languages and mathematics at the universities of Berli |
| he Renaissance, well versed in the classical | languages and literatures and in sympathy with their s |
| Young was a student of romance and classical | languages at Howard University, where she graduated in |
| There he studied Hebrew and the classical | languages and received a doctorate in theology in 1519 |
| mmarians, into the teaching of the classical | languages. |
| day housing offices for modern and classical | languages faculty, was named in honor of Martin Ruter. |
| Classical | languages are taught in Watson while Modern Languages |
| 1892, where he became a teacher of classical | languages at the Gymnasium Erasmianum. |
| n accepted an appointment to teach classical | languages at his alma mater. |
| B.A. from Seton Hall University in classical | languages. |
| ium" lines, it consisted mostly of classical | languages and musical training. |
| education as well as his works on classical | languages. |
| He had a Princeton Ph.D. in classical | languages and literature, and was known as a translato |
| dies, archaeology, history and the classical | languages, and graduated with an M.A. in 1953. |
| He studied classical | languages at Saumur and afterwards theology at Geneva. |
| Political Science, and Modern and Classical | Languages are located in West Hall. |
| was trained in philosophy and the classical | languages. |
| of Notre Dame Dept. of Modern and Classical | Languages, Italian Section. |
| Classical | languages and literature |
| Davidson studied classical | languages at Queen's College, Oxford. |
| He has a Ph.D. in classical | languages and literature from Yale University. |
| n 1977 with a bachelor's degree in Classical | Languages, and in 1981 earned a master's degree in His |
| was professor of eloquence and the classical | languages in the Atheneum. |
| laboratory is shared by modern and classical | languages. |
| successful schoolmaster, teaching classical | languages, oratory and drama, and he reversed the scho |
| henish language, which belongs to the Cleves | languages of the Rhine-Maaslands language group. |
| Main article: List of CLI | languages |
| o IDE, Komodo Edit also supports client-side | languages like JavaScript, CSS, HTML, and XML. |
| ge would allow grouping into closely-related | languages, for which the differences may be similar. |
| The co-official | languages in the Balearic Islands are Catalan and Span |
| especially as it, like other Northwest Coast | languages, contains a very large number of consonants. |
| avenport Professor of Hebrew and the cognate | Languages. |
| language Wikipedia, outside of the colonial | languages, and was the first African language Wikipedi |
| Command | languages often have either very simple grammars or sy |
| The three most common | languages spoken at home other than English in the 200 |
| The next most common | languages are Cree, Spanish and Arabic at 1.2% each; T |
| Tamil and Malayalam are the most common | languages spoken in Ambankalai. |
| Correct Systems: Modelling of Communication | Languages and Design of Optimized Compilers. |
| Books in community | languages |
| , in Extra, Guus; Verhoeven, Ludo, Community | Languages in the Netherlands, European Studies on Mult |
| ntestants are allowed to use C-like compiled | languages to make their programs. |
| Newer compiled | languages (such as Java, C#) do not use forward declar |
| vative algorithms, architectures, compilers, | languages and protocols. |
| e it breaks down for morphologically complex | languages. |
| der to understand and debug for more complex | languages |
| bol, Assembly and RCA GSD Page-1 Composition | Languages. |
| In computer | languages, the term pre-declared refers to built-in in |
| Dictionary for Computer | Languages, Academic Press, London 1966 |
| In computer | languages it is expected that any truth-valued express |
| Many computer | languages support the ISO C standard function hypot(x, |
| ons were introduced and specialized computer | languages were developed, since with the explosive gro |
| the OpenSSL library in a variety of computer | languages are available. |
| architect of operating systems and computer | languages. |
| arsers can also be used for parsing computer | languages. |
| in the development of computers and computer | languages. |
| further work in the development of computer | languages. |
| he main use of a toy language is in computer | languages research. |
| ces arise from the use of different computer | languages to build the systems. |
| hor, and consultant in the field of computer | languages. |
| ification, but particularly for the computer | languages ALGOL 60, BLISS, Pascal, and Ada. |
| ic definitions are tied to specific computer | languages (one simple logical SLOC measure for C-like |
| anistics, language acquisition, and computer | languages. |
| The syntax and semantics of concatenative | languages form the algebraic structure of a monoid. |
| Most concatenative | languages are dynamically typed. |
| mirrors such a semantics makes concatenative | languages highly amenable to algebraic manipulation an |
| Concatenative | languages are necessarily point-free as allowing terms |
| Constructed | languages play an important role in Ill Bethisad, and |
| This is the article about constructed | languages. |
| t organization formed to promote constructed | languages (conlangs), support makers of constructed la |
| 47 language tags for individual constructed | languages, complete as of November 2009. |
| s internal history of the Elvish constructed | languages was later revised by Tolkien. |
| ntended to be a guide for making constructed | languages. |
| Some are designed for use with constructed | languages, although several of them are used in lingui |
| In S. Thomason (ed.) Contact | languages: A wider perspective. |
| was also a component language in two contact | languages unique to Western Canada. |
| sden in 1697 and briefly taught contemporary | languages at the University of Wittenberg (later merge |
| Those that can are called context-free | languages. |
| The pumping lemma for context-free | languages, also known as the Bar-Hillel lemma, is a le |
| Context-free | languages are the theoretical basis for the syntax of |
| Supports the entire range of context-free | languages |
| , and concatenation of two context-sensitive | languages is context-sensitive. |
| form interfaces and operating-system control | languages, but these projects had little lasting impac |
| ffers daily exclusive coverage in seven core | languages (Arabic, Chinese, English, German, Spanish, |
| A students take two lessons each of two core | languages a week. |
| man, French, Spanish and Italian as its core | languages. |
| mples of components of their respective core | languages. |
| lism in the Welsh, Irish, Breton and Cornish | languages. |
| The Costanoan | languages were all considered extinct by the 1950s. |
| Costanoan | languages |
| isted as one of the Ohlone (alias Costanoan) | languages of the Utian family. |
| artistic borders between regions, countries, | languages, and genres". |
| ied knowledge, and familiar use of the court | languages, Chinese and Manchu, gained him the good-wil |
| urse subject areas include the arts, crafts, | languages, history, sport and technology. |
| inlein's work, many have attempted to create | languages embodying Speedtalk's principles. |
| language is close enough to the Western Cree | languages to be partially understandable to speakers o |
| English-based creole | languages are not generally included, as only their le |
| The view that creole | languages are the product of catastrophism is heavily |
| students to study a wider range of critical | languages including Arabic, Czech, Hungarian and Russi |
| ial accounts of African societies, cultures, | languages and peoples by Western scholars abound, with |
| ernments or bands with distinctive cultures, | languages, art, and music. |
| The school also offers extra curricular | languages: Russian, Mandarin-Chinese, and formerly Jap |
| ch of Cushitic, namely Lowland East Cushitic | languages and in particular Afar and Saho, the linguis |
| based on OpenL framework for creating custom | languages running on Java VM. |
| ed equal rights for the Slovak and the Czech | languages in the federation. |
| d the entire Bible into the Wai Wai and Dani | languages. |
| In the German, Dutch and Danish | languages, lovage has come to be known as "Maggi herb" |
| roversy surrounding the Norwegian and Danish | languages and was created as a counterpoint to the Dan |
| e ISO SQL committees (JTC1 SC32 WG3 Database | languages, WG4 SQL/MM) until his retirement from IBM. |
| The most popular dataflow | languages are more practical, the most famous being Na |
| in most of the Proto-Indo-European daughter | languages, with notable exception being Indo-Iranian b |
| In a number of daughter | languages, successive sequences of vowels came togethe |
| constraints can be specified in declarative | languages (e.g. |
| Because it is able to define | languages of such complexity, it is also Turing-comple |
| Standard 19757-3 Document Schema Definition | Languages - Part 3: Path Based Rule Languages (Schemat |
| imilarities between Mahican and the Delaware | languages Munsee and Unami have been acknowledged in s |
| so created several other (partially derived) | languages. |
| complete the evidence is from the descendant | languages and on the quality of the effort of the ling |
| Like other interface description | languages, IDL defined interfaces in a language- and m |
| convert from DVI to popular page description | languages (e.g. |
| Page description | languages are textual or binary data streams. |
| For example, hardware description | languages are indispensable for modern digital circuit |
| table Document Format (PDF) page description | languages. |
| Formal Language Description | Languages for Computer Programming: 266-294. |
| Unlike many other design | languages that target a specific architecture Handel-C |
| Other PLD design | languages originating in the same era include CUPL and |
| cal Skills and LS, Communication and Design, | Languages and Expressive Arts. |
| The Dhegihan | languages are a group of Siouan languages that include |
| .3% other and mixed and includes 7 different | languages spoken. |
| has been published in a variety of different | languages, including French, German, Italian, Norweiga |
| tand each other because they speak different | languages. |
| Filming multiple versions in different | languages was common in the early sound film period. |
| The song is sung in six different | languages: First English, then Italian, then Spanish, |
| the Herald grew to include twelve different | languages. |
| 00,000 volumes of scriptures in 20 different | languages, some of which date back to the time of the |
| featured "I love you" said in six different | languages, including English, French, Italian, Greek a |
| h includes methods for twenty-nine different | languages. |
| fferent methods of implementation: different | languages, different tools, different frameworks, ofte |
| red for free and available in five different | languages: English, French, Spanish, Arabic and Chines |
| Women has been published in eight different | languages and became the basis for a CBS miniseries st |
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