Domains

Today's class continues with inequalities. Like yesterday try to display the domains in x and y.

When exactly is a language considered endangered? When its speakers cease to use it, use it in fewer and fewer domains, use fewer of its speaking styles, or stop passing it on to the next generation.

The existing grid mechanism is used to provide a metadata registry. It defines high level APIs that manage transaction-based replication across multiple domains and move legacy software to the grid smoothly.

Language covers virtually all domains of reality.

She felt that she could sympathise with the feelings of a proud mind, which urged him to recoil from the proffered gratitude of the new proprietors of his father's house and domains.

Buying domains on the web has never been easier.

Leovigild had expelled the remaining soldiers of the Greek emperors from Spain, had suppressed the audacity of the Franks, who in their raids ravaged the Visigothic provinces beyond the Pyrenees, had put an end to the sort of monarchy that the Suevi had established in Gallaecia and had expired in Toledo, after having established political and civil laws, and peace and public order in its vast domains, which stretched from coast to coast, and also, crossing the mountains of Vasconia, covered a large portion of the former Narbonian Gaul.

Western men do not encourage their women about science and technology. But times are changing, as young women become attuned to these domains.

Language is without a doubt one of the domains where people, considering it part of their identity, are least aware of what they don't know.

In the future, places like New Zealand may no longer be English-language domains.