Sentence examples for collected text from inspiring English sources

After Mr. Chiacchia's former partner contacted the Sheriff's Office, an investigator and prosecutors subpoenaed Mr. Chiacchia's medical records, interviewed the men's friends, collected text and e-mail messages, and advised the partner on how to record a phone conversation with Mr. Chiacchia.

Antweiler and Frank (2004) collected text information from posts made on message boards in Yahoo!

The findings may also be useful for individuals using routinely collected text fields, particularly where there is no or limited coded Activity data (such as in the 'presenting problem' field often collected in emergency department data collections).

The Speculum fidei was a theological work that mainly collected texts from the Old and New Testament discussing various theological concepts, only delving into great depth with the sections dealing with Robert's refutation of the views of Peter Lombard's theology.

Instruct each group to use classroom resources and the Internet to research their mission and the astronauts involved and to collect text and images in preparation for creating one part of a four-part collage memorial for the classroom.

Inspired by the concept of teaching opinion survey implemented at the end of a semester, we decided to collect text data to evaluate university students' motivation to learn.

The process begins by collecting text (for example, PubMed abstract) into a corpus.

The value in collecting text narratives is validated by the previously unexplored magnitude of non-fatal drowning locations that frequently reoccur.

This book collects texts and interventions that unpack "the mega-event consensus" by "challenging the physical, legal, economic and symbolic structures that fuel the Olympic machine".

We would like to collect the most poignant, typical, telling postings, send them to the family (they have said that they would like to collect texts from his friends and read them at the funeral).

But some see this limitation of mobile giving — from which information about a donor cannot be gleaned — as a significant selling point, said Jim Manis, chairman of the Mobile Giving Foundation, a nonprofit that serves as the bridge between the mobile phone companies that collect texted donations and the charities that receive them.