Sentence examples for its entitled from inspiring English sources

In the paper Investigating Student Interactions with Tutorial Dialogues in EER-Tutor, Elmadani et al. investigate how students interact with the tutorial dialogs in an ITS entitled EER-Tutor, which analyzes both eye gaze data and student-system interaction logs to detect students' sub-optimal behaviors and make corresponding real-time adaptation in learning environments.

We're talking about the unforgivable enslavement and torture -- both physical and psychological torture -- of an entire race of people for the sake of both propping up the southern economy and the socioeconomic status of its entitled gentry.

He recently completed a movie about the painting, its conception and its author, entitled Nightwatching, starring Martin Freeman as Rembrandt.

You can read it in its full entitled glory, or stick with me as I dissect each grubby, jaw-dropping delusion of psychopathic awfulness.

In its paper entitled "The Energy Sector Directions Paper," the World Bank sets a principles-based course for its work in the energy sector that will focus on expanding energy access and sustainable energy, along with accelerating energy efficiency and renewable energy.

Its report, entitled "The Human Cost", found that: ■ 4.6 million adults are delaying starting a family because of a lack of affordable housing in their area.

Just don't call her a model .Protagonist" is the word Gucci uses to define Ms. Casiraghi's role in its campaign, entitled "Forever Now".

And the charity said its report, entitled Broken at the Top was a further illustration of "massive systematic abuse" of the global tax system.

In its report entitled The Curse of Cotton: Central Asia's Destructive Monoculture, the NGO described the inhumane conditions experienced by child workers in Uzbekistan, Tajikistan and Turkmenistan.

Its commissions entitled, and encouraged, privateers to "attaque, fight with or surprise any vessell or vessells whatsoever belonging to the King of Spain or any of his subjects".

And a series of court battles in the US have tried to test whether drivers are its staff – entitled to benefits such as holiday, healthcare and help maintaining their cars – or freelance contractors, entitled to very little.