Sentence examples for employing text from inspiring English sources
Choose another example to compare and contrast with the effect of the Spanish train bombings, employing text and relevant pictures to bolster your analysis.
It suggested training National Guard soldiers to better assist with power restoration and other emergency duties, establishing a stockpile of emergency equipment and supplies and more widely employing text messaging to communicate with residents.
Through a case study employing text analysis of interview transcripts, we revealed the authentic voices of participants and gained a deeper understanding of motivations for and barriers to course engagements experienced by students participating in Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs).
When applied to less conserved and relatively short functional sites such as splice-junctions, a variation of the second technique combining fingerprinting with consensus sequence analysis gives better results than the current classifiers employing text compression and machine learning algorithms.
Specifically, it is an improved synergistic approach to the problem of audio-visual salient event detection and movie summarization, also employing text saliency computation, initially presented in ICIP15 [14].
Similar idea of employing text messages for healthcare providers to send reminders to patients had shown success in increasing patients' adherence in vaccination services, asthma care, diabetes control, outpatient clinic attendance in a tertiary hospital and primary health care [ 28- 36].
After personal tragedy — he not only battled cancer but watched a close friend die of the disease — he came to write his first opera, a monodrama for soprano employing texts from the final collection of the Romanian poet Marin Sorescu.
An exploration of choreography that employs text, song, vocal work, narrative and principles of artistic direction in solo and group contexts.
A cynic might conclude that the whole article exists chiefly as a context for this paragraph: "Traditional encyclopedias are written by a number of employed text writers, usually people with an academic degree.
This study employs text mining, qualitative analysis, and visualization techniques to compare discussion topics in publicly accessible online mental health communities for three conditions: Anxiety, Depression and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder.
The same is true, of course, of Jean-Luc Godard's "Histoire(s) du Cinéma," perhaps the single most decisive work of compilation ever created and one in which, along with the radically analytical editing devices, Godard employed text, onscreen and on the soundtrack, that is a work of rare critical insight that could stand on its own as a major piece of writing.
