Written as a nonlinear and unapologetically jargon-laced medley of diary entries, e-mail exchanges, and complex physics equations (his French publisher categorized the text as a novel), "Birth of a Theorem: A Mathematical Adventure" is less about math than about mathematicians — how they live, how they work, and how they talk to one another.
He also said that people were entering texts that were too short and ignoring the fact that the algorithm was designed to assess fiction, not blog entries, e-mail or the other sundry nonfiction samples that dominate submissions (for example, the Gender Genie said this column was written by a man).
Google makes its billions through the AdWords system, which allows advertisers to place their messages alongside search results, blogs entries, or e-mails containing certain keywords.
"Rachel Corrie" is a ventriloquist's act in which the bright, fine-boned Megan Dodds, who radiates a sense of both privilege and pluck, resuscitates from diary entries and e-mails the voice and being of the American pro-Palestinian activist Rachel Corrie, who died at the age of twenty-three.
In diary entries, personal e-mails and interviews with federal agents detailed in court papers, Chesser described in haunting terms a two-year descent from a quiet and awkward suburban teenager to a willing "foreign fighter" for a designated terrorist group, which most recently claimed responsibility for bombings that killed 76 people in Uganda on July 11.
When he was at the District Attorney's office, he had often used wiretaps as his point of entry, but he viewed e-mails as potentially an even better form of evidence.
Finally, "Soldiers' Stories," from 2006, collects letters, e-mails, journal entries, and personal essays by soldiers, airmen, sailors, and marines stationed in Iraq.
In June of 2006, in a feature called "Soldiers' Stories," the magazine published a selection of letters, e-mails, journal entries, and personal essays by soldiers in Iraq.
That version lets computer users search not only by file names but also by the contents of documents, e-mails, calendar entries, pictures and PowerPoint presentations.
They said he kept the recipe for picric acid, an explosive, in several e-mails and journal entries.
