The assumption underpinning the present study is that the words and structures employed in any text will shape the attitudes, values and behaviours of readers (Luke 2002; Machin and Mayr 2012).
(A ) At top, an illustration of the structural motifs in EmrE, including indication of the charged residues in the soluble loops with black circles and the transmembrane domain (TMD /loop numbering scheme that is employed in the text; below, the corresponding sequence of coarse-grained (CG) beads that represent the EmrE amino-acid sequence.
For example, of the total number of evolutionary terms employed in the texts, only 0.005%, 0.006%, and 0.008% occurred in the plant form and function sections.
The mapping of DisGeNET diseases to MeSH terms employed in the text-mining was used to map the diseases to the MeSH ontology.
In the Roman Catholic liturgy the Agnus Dei is employed in the following text: "Lamb of God, who takest away the sins of the world, have mercy upon us!
They paid special attention to the roots of the words translated, imitating the repetition of words with common roots so regularly employed in the Biblical text, and often seeking to convey the way such roots refer intertextually to other Biblical passages, as well.
Using more words in the title than Samuel Beckett employed in the entire texts of some plays, these phrases are hard for a listings browser to ignore – although long names, too, are unpopular with producers because newspaper advertising is often charged by lineage.
Other means of flagging Attitude may be more straightforward and local as seen earlier, counter-expectational signals, negation, comparison and parallelism may be variously employed in the co-text to set up attitudinal readings.
This twofold meaning of the reading of a text is especially relevant for metaphorical texts employed in religious and spiritual traditions.
