In each trial, a string of 12 words (either a sentence or a string of non-words) was presented sequentially (400 ms per word), followed by a 1-s probe item; the subject's task was to decide whether the probe item matched any of the words in the preceding string.
An edit script from s to t is a series of strings E S = 〈 s = u 0, u 1, u 2, …, u r = t 〉, where each intermediate string u i is obtained by applying a single edit operation to the preceding string u i -1.
Not that she meant to, exactly: all but one of the album's preceding string arrangements also bear her discreet signature.
The Longest Previous non-overlapping Factor table (LPnF) stores for each position of a string the maximal length of factors occurring both there and in the preceding part of the string.
In retrospect, the preceding serenity of Puccini's Cristatemi - the string orchestra version of his usually funereal quartet - suggested a symbolic burying of old scores.
The elegy had a reined-in intensity of feeling, while the finale, with its whirling strings, admirably dissolved the preceding tensions with its elegant bravado.
Parker's rhetorical approach echoed that of Senator Bernie Sanders, the independent Vermont senator who had appeared on the programme in the preceding interview to repeat his message against the "same old, same old" procession of politics in Washington.
This sentiment echoed a claim Trager made on the preceding day: a tidal wave of noncommunicable diseases in an aging world is approaching us quickly and governments cannot handle it alone.
The title piece, an elegy for strings, echoes the feverish intimacy of Benjamin Britten, whom Pärt reveres, while also forming unexpected links with Indian string writing and Arabic cantillation.
It grew strangely melodic and just as meditative as the preceding films, echoing from somewhere within the room's center.
If a sub-bucket has the same core string as the preceding sub-bucket, we record a length of 0 for the bucket label, and we do not re-record this string for the current sub-bucket.
