Local language
Corporate versus local language: Employees’ language choices in a multinational corporation in the Netherlands
... According to Schein (2010) cultural groups come to exist when multiple individuals create a pattern of basic assumptions which they learned through solving problems by adapting externally and integrating internally. They ...
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Revitalizing The Maluku Local Language In Multilingual Learning Model
... of local language learning with multilingual learning models, as has been done by Bin-Tahir [8] about multilingual behavior in Islamic boarding schools, how the Santris behave and clerics on multilingual ...
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Statistical Machine Translation with Local Language Models
... our local language models result in improvements over a competitive baseline, we designed the baseline to use a large 5-gram word language model and lexicalized distortion model- ing, both of which ...
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WSD for n best reranking and local language modeling in SMT
... We integrate semantic information at two stages of the translation process of a state-of- the-art SMT system. A Word Sense Disam- biguation (WSD) classifier produces a proba- bility distribution over the translation ...
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Development of a Mobile Tourist Assistance for a Local Language
... study: language form, language meaning and language in ...context. Language form is a subfield that focuses on the system or rules the speakers or hearers of a language ...
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Arts Development for Scripture Engagement
... the local language, dialect, orthography, and genres, both for hearing from God and worshiping ...the language for learning about God through his word went hand in hand with worshiping God with ...
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Geo Centric Language Models for Local Business Voice Search
... geo-centric language model generation that: adapts to the local business density; enables good local listing coverage; and requires only a limited number of language ...geo-centric ...
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Language usage and policies in Senegambia: local responses to the Anglophone
... official, foreign, classical and local language teaching within the formal educational systems provide a basis.. for comparing Senegalese and Gambian strategies.[r] ...
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Phonological Interference and Morphology of BMT in Student Narrative Essays, Indonesia
... dialect language of Tamiang cannot be ignored by the people of Tamiang ...Tamiang language used since childhood in the home, family environment, and the community has been so pervasive to the users of the ...
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Localisation and linguistic anomalies
... first language is not ...managing local language resources and supports our view that complementary local resources may hold the key to second language user ...
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Estimating Strictly Piecewise Distributions
... Languages in the weakest of these classes are defined only in terms of the set of factors (SL) or subsequences (SP) which are licensed to oc- cur in the string (equivalently the complement of that set with respect to Σ ...
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A case study of team teaching and team teachers in Korean primary schools
... 3 which weakened this negative impression occurred as a result of the following experience. While doing my Master’s course in 2007 at the University of Bristol in the UK, I met a British man who planned to get married ...
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LOCAL WISDOM OF TABOOS IN KARO LANGUAGE
... explore local wisdom of taboos in Karo ...of local wisdom were obtained from the interview method from nine key informants who mastered and used Karo language and culture well in their daily ...
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Building Capacities in Human Language Technology for African Languages
... Yoruba language, hence, ASR of Yoruba (and probably other African tone languages) should be based primarily on tones or at least should ad- dress considerable computational resources to- wards correct ...
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Local Monotonic Attention Mechanism for End to End Speech And Language Processing
... We used BTEC dataset (Kikui et al., 2003) and chose English-to-France and Indonesian-to- English parallel corpus. From BTEC dataset, we extracted 162318 sentences for training and 510 sentences for test data. Because ...
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Sign language recognition with multi feature fusion and Adaboost classifier
... sign language recognition is a complicated problem for computer vision scientists, which involves mining and categorizing spatial patterns of human poses in ...Sign language created from human action is ...
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Transmitting Local Cultural Knowledge through English as Foreign Language (EFL) Learning as a Means of Fostering “Unity in Diversity”
... have local cultural ...the language under ‘local content’ as expressed in Decree of the Minister of Education number ...the local content component of their ...four language skills of ...
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Input-Output Interplay in Indonesian EFL Classrooms: A Conversational Analytical Study
... that language learning can support mastery of local cultural knowledge may result from anxiety about possible loss of local cultural knowledge among younger ...of local culture as a counter to ...
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The role of campus and local journalism in environmental awareness and initiatives
... and local municipal ...the language functions embedded were also ...municipal local government were surveyed from 2011 to 2014 to determine the coverage of campus and the local government ...
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Comparing Local and Sequential Models for Statistical Incremental Natural Language Understanding
... natural language understand- ing is the task of assigning semantic rep- resentations to successively larger prefixes of ...a) local models, which predict a single class for an input; and b), sequential ...
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