Sentence examples for isolated text from inspiring English sources
The opinion does say the challengers had a strong case based on the isolated text alone — that subsidies go to people on an "exchange established by the state". The challengers' "arguments about the plain meaning" of that phrase "are strong," the opinion says.
Their use of one isolated text very conveniently ignores David's poignant prayers of culpability, anger at God, and despair, which are captured in the Psalms -- these express feelings of soldiers in any war.
To date, these evaluations have focused on isolated text mining tasks, following the tradition established in the natural language processing community that has emphasized 'off-line' accuracy measures, such as precision, recall and balanced F-measure (the harmonic mean of precision and recall).
Solitary reading also enables people to read their scriptures too selectively, focusing on isolated texts that they read out of context, and ignoring others that do not chime with their own predilections.
To accomplish these tasks, the software first converted full text papers from PDF to plain text, extracted available article metadata, and isolated article text by removing references.
Facebook's fake news problem isn't isolated to text articles.
You activate Reader, then the browser isolates the text and applies a far more readable formatting to said text.
With one click, you can isolate the text block for comfortable reading, and 'slide' right back when you're done.
The existing universal imposition of a phonics check on all five and six year-olds reinforces SP. Students are tested on isolated pieces of text – half of them are pseudo-words, such as "vap", and all of them can be blended from conventional letter sounds.
L or L* denotes isolated cluster (See text for details).
Never mind that this view of Scripture, which isolates Biblical texts from context and reduces them to a kind of analytic methodology that at least mimics the modernist liberal hermeneutic that had threatened Christian identity in the United States, is also not found as a dogma or creed in the history of the church since the beginning.
