Bishop Jakes responded: "I think that shift has to go on behind the closed doors of the church because I think in the mainstream America, we have a derogatory name to call you and I think it oversimplifies the complexity of the texts... .. Bishop -- we need this conversation in the public square.
C LZ measures the complexity of a text as the minimal number of steps in a defined procedure of its synthesis with the parsing rule: the next phrase is the longest seen previously.
Regardless, the quantity and complexity of text in the exhibition poses the overarching question: Who is the real Raymond Pettibon and what is he trying to say? Raymond Pettibon: A Pen of All Work is on display through April 9, 2017.
It therefore facilitates the rapid, objective and quantitative analysis of the complexity of a text.
Reading tasks vary in their level of complexity according to the text, the test-tasks (e.g., multiple choice items, true/false questions), the reader, and the interaction among them (Alderson, 2000; RAND Reading Study Group, 2002).
The phrases could be further classified into four sub-categories language (difficulty, complexity, sub-categories languagendifficultyomplexity, abstracomplexityc)., length of the text (style, metcum, long), and method of reading (fast reading, careful reading, etc).
But Morpurgo, a distinguished British author of children's books, preserves much of the oddness and complexity of the original, and, though his text is in prose, even some of the poetry.
Perhaps unnerved by the complexity of Shakespeare's text, Stein was unusually tentative.
Although hypertext enables more control over document exploration for a larger amount of information, users traversing hypertext often experience disorientation arising from the complexity of text topologies.
In the introduction to the report, Fordham's Chester Finn, a former Reagan administration official, and Kathleen Portheorizee, thatreadersat readerstagnateded because states set their own standards, and the complexity of reading texts declined.
