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Expressiveness and language choice

Data & Knowledge Engineering, 1985
Abstract Specialized languages are often more appropriate than general languages for expressing certain information. However, specialized languages must be chosen carefully because they do not allow all sets of facts to be stated. This paper considers the problems associated with choosing among specialized languages.
Jock D. Mackinlay, Michael R. Genesereth
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Language Choice

2000
Abstract During the process oflanguage acquisition, children have to learn to use language appropriately. As their linguistic repertoire expands to the point where it con tains more than one variety or style (for monolinguals) and more than one lan guage (for bilinguals), the child needs to learn under what circumstances to choose one ...
Margaret deuchar, Suzanne Quay
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