Sentence examples for a sequence of texts from inspiring English sources

Earlier, the court heard that as the hacking scandal came to a head in July 2011, Brooks exchanged a sequence of texts with Tony Blair.

In the statistical approach, the first phase of synthesis is to generate a sequence of phonemes from text with an associated context for each phoneme.

A closed caption extraction module is executed to convert the closed caption stream into a sequence of words in text format.

The present study aims to evaluate the maintenance of the appropriate vergence angle for dyslexic and non-dyslexic children - for the first time measured during real, text reading, i.e., when the eyes move in a sequence of fixation across a text.

The system automatically interprets the type of sequence (nucleotide or protein) and subsequently chooses the appropriate program (blastn, blastp, blastx, tblastx); therefore, the user only needs to paste in a sequence of interest to the text area and choose the type of database to run the BLAST search.

Mr Atwill claims that he began to notice a sequence of parallels between the two texts.

Personal circumstances doubtless influenced his choice of text - a sequence of poems by Adelbert von Chamisso, depicting an unnamed woman's unswerving devotion to "the noblest of all men".

The statistical approach to this problem corresponds to the determination of the optimal sequence of phonemes, (F^*), that maximizes the conditional probability of phonemes, (F), given a sequence of graphemes, (G): begin{aligned} text{ F}^*=arg mathop {max }limits _{ F} {P (F| G).} end{aligned} (1 It is difficult to determine (F^) directly by calculating (P {F| G})) for all possible sequences (F).

The similarity in sequence of topic presentation among texts regardless of intended student audience, majors versus GE, becomes apparent when comparing the topic sequence of texts for those different student audiences produced by the same author(s) and publisher.

The term 'n-gram' denotes here a text string or a sequence of n consecutive words or tokens presented in a text.

The ironically titled "Sweet Nothings" is the latest in a sequence of London takes on Middle European texts to cast a merciless eye on the misconduct of young love; Ferdinand Bruckner's "Pains of Youth" at the National Theatre in the autumn covered comparably rocky terrain.