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Ms. Osberg choreographed and directed the three-act work and assembled a text, based on Blavatsky's writings, that required the cast to speak and move to a collage of taped music.

When the chorus sings a text based on Oval Office diary entries ("7 a.m. Awake and up. 7 05 a.m. Breakfast. At 7 15 did exercises")., the music is "strongly pulsed," he said, with Minimalist tendencies.

I asked the supplementary question "how is a text like a clause complex?"; and it seemed to me that a rhetorical-relational analysis of a text based on RST brings out the answer: a text is a rhetorical complex.

The eye gaze position can also be used for creating a summary of a text based on the reading behavior [14] by measuring the reader attention to every word in the document.

Interestingly, in the History of the Concept of Time (a text based on Heidegger's notes for a 1925 lecture course and often thought of as a draft of Being and Time), Heidegger seems to embrace this very option, arguing that nature is within time only when it is encountered in Dasein's world, and concluding that nature as it is in itself is entirely atemporal.

This paper proposes the MinGenCoverage algorithm for covering a Formal Context (as a formal representation of a text) based on isolated labels and using these labels (or text features) for categorization, corpus structuring, and micro macro browsing as an advanced information retrieval functionality.

A major part of Action for Happiness's manifesto is its "ten keys to happier living," which, aside from sounding a lot like a holy text based on a Buzzfeed listicle, suggests that the organization touts depression as a state of mind, rather than an illness an idea that's both patronizing and dangerous.

Toward the mid-17th century Giacomo Carissimi introduced a more sober type with a Latin text based on the Old Testament.

Participants were asked to contribute to a wiki text based on prior knowledge that had been acquired within the experiment.

Perhaps no one has captured that silliness with greater incisiveness, or popularity, than "Citizen Poet," a weekly show in which Dmitri Bykov, a gifted journalist and poet, surfaces classic Russian verse and gives it a cutting new text based on the week's news, to be read aloud in a tone of mock ponderousness by the actor Mikhail Yefremov.

Briefly, Regnier and Szpankowski have shown that occurrences of words in a randomly generated text (based on either Bernoulli or Markov model) are normally distributed around a mean [ 87].