Sentence examples for for individual words from inspiring English sources

Overall intelligibility scores were computed for each speaker, and word-by-word responses for individual words were examined for both speaker and listener consistency.

The entries for individual words grew, some to several pages in length, as a meshwork of cross-reference thrived between languages and usages.

We examined the relationship between eye fixation durations during study and later recognition memory for individual words to test whether (1) increased fixation time on a word is associated with better memory, and (2) increased fixation times on LF words can account for their hit rate advantage.

Looks for individual words and orders the results on the time axis (separately for each video file).

The search algorithm then: 1. Looks for individual words and orders the results on the time axis (separately for each video file)   2.

Google Translate can help to give you the basic gist (I wouldn't recommend it for anything serious) and wordreference.com and other websites (depending on the language) have extensive free dictionaries for individual words with proper context explanations.

But a last-minute change, proposed last week by the Free Democratic Party, the junior partner in Ms. Merkel's government, allowed for the use of "individual words or the smallest excerpts of text" free, meaning that only those companies who reproduce full texts for commercial use will be required to compensate the news publishers.

(The predictive accuracy of the regression model is not comparable to the non-generative mean rank accuracy of.724 for the classification of individual words obtained with the Gaussian Naïve Bayes classifier.

Subanalyses included pattern quantification of individual words, specificity for selected high impact journals, and comparison between author affiliations within or outside countries with English as the official majority language.

(Mullan's trawling of individual words throws up, for example, an inordinate amount of "blushing", used almost as shorthand for responsiveness. And there are 15 "blunders" in Emma: nobody's editor would allow that now).

A similar effort of normalization at the level of individual words is required for effect, GC, gene and TF.