Sentence examples for extended texts from inspiring English sources

Unlike its predecessors, Vatican II offered extended texts meant to be persuasive and inviting, less intent on regulating outer behavior, Father O'Malley writes, than on "winning inner assent to truths and values".

The field of natural language processing is developing a new concentration on interpreting extended texts, with applications in information retrieval, text categorization, and data extraction.

The Nexus One may be buggier and more random in terms of touch responsiveness, but its resizing of text and real estate makes these aging eyes gravitate to it for absorbing extended texts.

By 1900, American comics had begun to use speech balloons instead of extended text captions (which, according to comic artist Lew Stringer, were deployed in order to convince parents that comics had some literary merit).

If all the information of interest is bundled together in a single, extended text segment (as in the case of earthquake reports), then the knowledge extracted can be viewed as a summary of the segment.

The relationship between Mourinho and Abramovich has thawed significantly with the passage of time, to the point where those on both sides now speak of extended text conversations and a warm friendship.

It originated as an intermittent serial in Punch magazine in 1888 89 and first appeared in book form, with extended text and added illustrations, in 1892.

The extended text of Glazer's tweet (via TwitLonger) indicated that the Redskins were sending the No. 6 selection in the 2012 NFL Draft, two future No. 1 picks and additional selections in exchange for the Rams' No. 2 overall pick in the upcoming draft.

The extended text search engine was designed to amend this gap by providing users the ability to query the original top 100 BLASTX hits in NR database directly.

Thus, the extended text and supplementary messages targeted attitudinal change, whereas the conventional point-of-choice prompt at the lift button aimed to translate any changed intentions into action.

Rising intonation Te:xt: extended sound text text in bold indicates a translation into English but not talk in English produced by the speakers.