Sentence examples for between its words from inspiring English sources

Google's trouble communicating its own intentions, and the mismatch between its words and behaviour, becomes a serious problem whenever the company has to deal with big political or PR battles.

The plaintive returns of '...'. in Yellow Dog testify to how much of a good novel can lurk in the interstices between its words and sentences: the holes in the net which the writer uses to snare the world.

Here a voxel's stability was computed as the average pairwise correlation between its 60-word activation profiles across the four presentations in a training set for the within-participant identification.

A voxel's stability was computed as the average pairwise correlation between its 60-word activation profiles across the multiple presentations that served as input for a given model (the number of presentations over which stability was computed was four or six, depending on the analysis).

The first is an institutional framework that would produce "convergence" between its members' economies – in other words, an effective means of bringing closer together the economic performances of countries with wildly different industrial structures and quite different levels of productivity and competitiveness.

However, only 17.8% of the NRSF-bound sequences containing an NRSE (the sequence bound by NRSF) have a window with significant (p≤0.05) overlap between its NRSE its frequent WPH words.

Relationships between concepts, or between words and concepts?

The same visitors might take note of Greenleaf's rapid, right-slanting hand and its generous spacing between words, as if to say lawyer-like that each hasay lawyer-like thatrd-fought meachng.

You might also say that reducing the disconnect between America's words and its deeds would give us a better claim to the moral leadership we think we deserve.

For each word, it calculates the Hamming distance (HD) between the word and its best matching subsequence (we call this distance the substring minimal distance SMD) in each sequence of a background set.

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