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n. (artificial language English)
Usage examples of "artificial languages".
Many other artificial languages of this type have been invented, one by Bishop John Wilkins, who wrote the first book on cryptology in English.
So we're teaching three artificial languages as probes at the frontiers of mind.
It's worse for them-much worse than the problems you mentioned they had with teaching artificial languages to dolphins.
Each group was taught a language, which, by the way, were artificial languages.
He recorded it as it developed and, in fact, since he knew more about pidgins and synthetic and artificial languages than anybody in this or any other time, he played a big part in the development of this one.
It's worse for themmuch worse than the problems you mentioned they had with teaching artificial languages to dolphins.