Sentence examples similar to improvised coding from inspiring English sources
In the United States, folk preachers use oral tradition to extrapolate stories based on biblical accounts; hip-hop and rap artists improvise socially coded poetry along familiar rhythmic and rhyming patterns; and in so-called slam poetry competitions, contestants are awarded points equally for their poems and for their oral performance of them.
Villareal improvises with code the way a jazz musician might explore the limits of his instrument.
Badly improvised charges, like improvised dress codes, are what you get when you choose a made-up pseudo-court with military trappings over the fairly solid civilian system we've built up over more than two centuries.
And in that grim fact can be found insight into the necessity for devising systems of covert signs and symbols, visual codes gay people improvised in response to oppression.
Because interviewers had been instructed to use scripted probes and improvised only to elicit additional data, coding was simple and typically aligned with pre-determined domains and areas of interest.
We cannot improvise the genetic code of an organism.
Don't blame cyclists for improvising their own code in response to the dangers that drivers and pedestrians present and the unwillingness of the police to protect cyclists.
Keith Burgon, a 24-year-old musician in Goldens Bridge, N.Y., grabbed his acoustic guitar on Tuesday and improvised a melody while soulfully singing the code.
The combination of overcrowding, lack of emergency exits, improvised electrical wiring, an unlicensed kitchen and scant fire code inspections is common in this city of four million, Mr. Briceño said.
It was also used as an improvised form of encryption in the Iran-Iraq war, in the same way as Navajo was used by US "Code Talkers" in World War II.
