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Automatic Speech Recognition for Low-Resourced Middle Eastern Languages
Interspeech 2025Razhan Hameed +3 more
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Proceedings of the 22nd International Conference on Spoken Language Translation (IWSLT 2025)
Sina Ahmadi +2 more
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Telemedicine and e-Health, 2022
Telehealth refers to the application of telecommunications technology to deliver clinical services at a distance by linking clinician to patient, caregiver, or any person(s) involved in client care for assessment, intervention, consultation, and supervision.
Bazah M. Almubark +5 more
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Telehealth refers to the application of telecommunications technology to deliver clinical services at a distance by linking clinician to patient, caregiver, or any person(s) involved in client care for assessment, intervention, consultation, and supervision.
Bazah M. Almubark +5 more
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Alzheimer's & Dementia, 2022
AbstractBackgroundDespite being one of the fastest growing ethnic groups in the U.S., little is known regarding neuropsychological testing among Middle Eastern and North African (MENA) older adults. This study aimed to examine the effects of language of test administration (i.e., English or Arabic) and immigrant status on neuropsychological performance
Morris, Emily P. +6 more
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AbstractBackgroundDespite being one of the fastest growing ethnic groups in the U.S., little is known regarding neuropsychological testing among Middle Eastern and North African (MENA) older adults. This study aimed to examine the effects of language of test administration (i.e., English or Arabic) and immigrant status on neuropsychological performance
Morris, Emily P. +6 more
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ESL IN THE EYES OF A MIDDLE-EASTERNER: A CRITICAL REPORT ON SECOND LANGUAGE LEARNING
BAHAS, 2019This report is based on an ethnographic project which attempts to find out how someone learns a second language from a participant’s point of view. The participant was a male international student who studied in Adelaide, South Australia with a continuous experience of learning English as a second language for twelve consecutive years in his country ...
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Middle eastern origin model forHomo sapiens (Moderns & Neanderthals), language and modern behaviour
International Journal of Anthropology, 2002A new model may resolve the problem of when and where did appear anatomically modern humans. According to this model, Neanderthals were probably neither our ancestor nor different species.Homo sapiens appeared probably in the Middle East, approximately 150 ka ago and differentiated to anatomically modern humans and Neanderthals because of the genetic ...
S. Cakir, O. F. Noyan
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Computer Assisted Language Learning, 2002
This paper discusses current networked-based language teaching (NBLT) practices and considers the difficulties of employing them in a non-Western cultural context. After outlining the reported benefits of NBLT, three areas of cultural sensitivity are highlighted.
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This paper discusses current networked-based language teaching (NBLT) practices and considers the difficulties of employing them in a non-Western cultural context. After outlining the reported benefits of NBLT, three areas of cultural sensitivity are highlighted.
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AI-DRIVEN MARKETING CHALLENGES IN ARABIC–LANGUAGE CAMPAIGNS IN MIDDLE EASTERN COUNTRIES
EKONOMIKA I UPRAVLENIE: PROBLEMY, RESHENIYAArtificial Intelligence is revolutionizing marketing across the globe, yet a vast majority of Arabic-speaking consumers are still out of reach. this article, explores a vital issue: AI marketing technology is currently struggling with Arabic campaigns. The Arabic language's inherent complexity - including its numerous dialects, cultural sensitivities -
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International Journal of Language, Literature and Culture
Language is not merely a tool for communication but a fundamental factor shaping emotional well-being, social inclusion, and identity among migrants because it affects their ability to build social relationships, access essential services, express emotions, and develop a sense of belonging in the host society (Esser, 2006; Ryan, 2011; Phillimore, 2011).
Ozlem Isik, Yasemin Birmek
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Language is not merely a tool for communication but a fundamental factor shaping emotional well-being, social inclusion, and identity among migrants because it affects their ability to build social relationships, access essential services, express emotions, and develop a sense of belonging in the host society (Esser, 2006; Ryan, 2011; Phillimore, 2011).
Ozlem Isik, Yasemin Birmek
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