meaningful language

She can sing, but she has no meaningful language.

Some educators and doctors believe that if an autistic child starts acquiring meaningful language by the time he's five, he can become much better.

Sessions are project-based in order to focus the various activities and fieldtrips around a common theme, which will promote meaningful language acquisition.

We should also recognize that there is more to producing and understanding meaningful language - to communicating - than knowing how to make or recognize correct sentences.

In his works, Mandl underscores the drama of this unequal combat by interspersing the narrative with philosophical reflections written in clear and meaningful language.

The teachers and Mr. Felder and I are hoping that, through music, Susan can acquire some meaningful language as well as some social skills.

Many have no meaningful language, are prone to tantrums that disrupt schooling and cling to ritualistic behavior like hand-flapping or twirling that take the place of play.

An empiricist theory of meaning will be one which enshrines this dependence of all language-learning, and thus of all meaningful language, on the evidence of one's senses.

Meaningful language is acquired in the context of meaningful parent-infant interaction, learning "scaffolded" or supported by the child's Language Acquisition Support System (LASS).

According to Charles F. Hockett and other linguists, this duality (a finite number of components combining to produce an infinite arrangement of novel utterances) is an important property of human languages, since it allows for the expression of a potentially infinite number of meaningful language sequences.

To accommodate such internal questions in a way that would justify their theoretical content empirically - and to do so while maintaining a distinction between analytic and synthetic propositions - Carnap set out to develop a systematized way to consolidate theory and empirical observation in a meaningful language formula.

In one of the most comprehensive assessments to date, Meei-Ling Liaw writes: "Livemocha, with its carefully designed learning materials and integration of Web 2.0 technologies into learning activities, creates an interactive, authentic, and meaningful language learning environment that many traditional language instruction contexts cannot provide.