Sentence examples for hard text from inspiring English sources

Bob's preference for the hard text, intelligently responded to, over the flabby fake science of much criticism, was never dry-as-dust academicism.

In the hard text entry task, the problem state is used to maintain verbal information.

Response times were considerably higher and accuracy lower in the hard subtraction – hard text entry condition than in the other conditions.

Thus, in line with the problem state bottleneck hypothesis, the strongest interference occurred in the hard subtraction - hard text entry condition, indicating that participants could not maintain two problem states at the same time.

This yielded similar results as reported in [7], including the decrease of response times for the hard text entry task, indicating that the observed differences are not due to the minor changes in the task interface.

While the model also predicted a small decrease of visual activation in the hard text entry conditions (because in the hard condition the word only had to be read at the first step of a trial, while in the easy condition a letter had to be processed at each step of a trial), this was not found in the data.

Yesterday, the boy I'm crushing on the hardest texted me that he'd found a passage in Chris Kraus's I Love Dick, my favorite book, which I'd lent to him after his first visit to my bedroom, "where ck says she wants the sex life of a gay man!!" I asked him to send me the quotation.

Seth loves silent panels, often lingering on an empty building on a cold night, a hat upon a chair, a desolate road, empty save for Simon's constant trudging, and I think it would be hard for text or even film to convey the same sense of shoe- and spirit-ruining legwork.

When searching groups, a couple of search options appear along with the hard coded text "Example: Gay Nigger Association of America -#@ for Obama, 16892".

He did concede, however, that moderation was "easier to do with pictures and video … It is much harder with text, as we have 30m questions and 30m answers every single day.

When asked about his continued devotion to Karl Marx, despite his belief in Communism's failure, Victor Wulpy replies, in indirect discourse: "He said that, well, he had trained his mind on hard Marxist texts in his formative years and was permanently influenced -- and why not?