He composed words "without a pen in my hand, framing a sentence in my mind, often losing the beginning as I reached the end, and only when the thing was secure and complete would I set it down.
George Orwell once wrote about "an instrument known as a versificator" which composed words for songs without any human intervention.
To that end, and in keeping with Rule #84, I have compiled an alternative letter of advice from Diane Ravitch to Lamar Alexander about NCLB -- the text of which is composed, word-for-word, from Diane Ravitch's writings about education over the last four decades.
Ms. Lincoln has followed in her footsteps, composing words and music to more than 80 songs.
I reprint the interview here: What is "Not A Wake"? It's a book - a short anthology of poetry, tales, and other writings, following without exception one of the standard math motifs: pi digits (thus: 3.141592...) and the counting out of letters composing words (3,1,4,1,5,9,2...) correspond in complete accuracy.
The basic EEG-control task was used previously to teach ALS patients to compose words, letter by letter, using cursor movement to select characters of the alphabet [ 12- 14].
right/write - right means correct or the opposite of left, but write means to compose (words or music).
Dictionaries are composed of words, word stems or expressions and were built on the basis of empirical knowledge derived from actual and simulated patient consultations performed by physicians [7], [22].
Dictionaries are composed of words, word stems or expressions.
And a video with Bjorn Hanson, divisional dean of the Preston Robert Tisch Center for Hospitality, Tourism and Sports Management, offers a word cloud composed of words and phrases like "boutique hotels," "demand forecasting" and "international brands".
Each language is represented by a 200-word vocabulary composed of words known to change very slowly.
