The phrase "all three texts" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific set of three texts in a discussion or analysis.
Example: "In my analysis, I will compare the themes presented in all three texts to highlight their similarities and differences."
Alternatives: "the three documents" or "all three pieces".
In witness whereof, the said plenipotentiaries have signed the present pact in Arabic, Turkish and English, all three texts being equally authentic except in the case of doubt when the English text shall prevail.
Mentions the controversy surrounding the so-called "o-groans" which end Hamlet's last speech in the 1623 Folio... Thompson told writer about a paper she had recently published in Shakespeare Quarterly on the first "Hamlet" editor who counterposed all three texts of the play-Teena Rochfort-Smith, a Victorian prodigy.
Mentions the controversy surrounding the so-called "o-groans" which end Hamlet's last speech in the 1623 Folio... Thompson told writer about a paper she had recently published in Shakespeare Quarterly on the first "Hamlet" editor who counterposed all three texts of the play-Teena Rochfort-Smith, a Victorian prodigy..
Available in English are the translations of all three texts in Anacker (1998) and Kochumuttom (1982), of the Twenty Verses and the Three Natures Exposition in Tola & Dragonetti (2004), and of the Three Natures Exposition alone in Tola & Dragonetti (1983) and Wood (1991) and, from the Tibetan, Garfield (2009).
All three texts are proposed to consist of nothing but extended dialogue.
> To determine the overall speed of the retrieval system, each query was executed 20 times against one, two and all three text sources.
It is noteworthy to mention that the scenario with the best performance is the one that uses all three text sources but does not perform query expansion.
Second, in order to determine the effect of the number of text sources on query performance, each of the test queries was executed using just one text source (phenotype captions), two sources (captions and locus descriptions) and all three text sources.
You can search all four texts simultaneously for any keyword or phrase.
In the published versions, all nine texts have been altered, but autograph versions of six of the originals have come to light.
Approx 30 mins each student be sure to come to class having read and edited all five texts for that week.
