Sentence examples for ability of text from inspiring English sources

Despite the use of extensive text-mining vocabularies, the ability of text mining to detect key words or terms and relationships in complex sentences with large separations between primary search terms, or studies that use non-standard keyword synonyms not seen in clinical QT reports means that some drugs will go undetected.

This methodology demonstrated the ability of text-based conferencing to support highly affective interpersonal interactions, a sense of immediacy, and group cohesiveness (Rourke et al., 1999).

While these readings change from time to time, the factors that lead to adoption of a text always include historical influence, the presentation of ideas of enduring importance, and the demonstrated ability of a text to provoke productive discussion.

Mojang stated that the Pi Edition is similar to the Pocket Edition except that it is downgraded to an older version, and with the added ability of using text commands to edit the game world.

And Textfree gives all of those users the ability to text as much as they'd like, provided they have a Wifi connection.

They may not be fully comfortable with the intricacies of technology in spite of their abilities to text at astonishing speeds.

Oddly absent from the Kindle Fire at launch was the ability to share interesting snippets of text like its e-ink brethren, but that functionality has been added, along with the ability to tap into Amazon's people-powered Shelfari service for what the company calls Book Extras — extra related information pertaining to the book a reader is poring through.

But … but, well, there's still no substitute for the experience of close reading as we've come to understand and appreciate it – the capacity to imagine entire worlds from parsing a few lines of text; the ability to achieve deep and meditative levels of absorption in others' psyches.

Warnings are being issued about Android apps that exploit a phone's ability to send unlimited numbers of text messages.

One handy feature is the ability to create elements – combinations of text boxes, shapes, or forms –  that can easily be duplicated and modified.

And I suspect that just the ability to photograph a page of text, project it big enough for students to see, and identify parts of speech on-the-fly, will change the way you think about teaching basic grammar.