Sentence examples for literature name from inspiring English sources

Leading figures of British literature name the characters who give them the most reading pleasure - is your favourite among them?

Table 1 Overview of the sentence-level methods available in the literature Name Description L ML Emoticons [20] Messages containing positive/negative emoticons are positive/negative.

Table 2 Summary and description of weight estimation methodologies described in the literature   Name Formula Restrictions/limitations/acceptable accuracy benefits Age-based and length-based formulas Ali formula Wt = (2.5 × Z) + 8 Derived in a Trinidadian population of children ≤ 5 years of age in 2012.

Harvard already has a professorship in Yiddish literature named for Mr. Peretz.

Perhaps the most unfettered happiness came when the three talked about literature: naming names, matching opinions and quotations.

His most avid accuser is a young professor of French literature named Delphine Roux, who "exposes" Silk's affair with Faunia, sending him an anonymous letter that reads, "Everyone knows you're sexually exploiting an abused, illiterate woman half your age".

South African Kopano Matlwa (Coconut, 2007) shared with Nigerian Wale Okediran (Tenants of the House, 2009) the third biennial Wole Soyinka Prize for Literature, named in honour of Africa's first Nobel laureate in literature.

Calasso is interested in charting how literature named the gods and then took it upon itself to unname them — to transform Vishnu and Zeus into less material expressions of enchantment — and how those wily pagans, cast out and nameless, managed to sneak back into the literary imagination in new forms.

However, no reference has been found in ancient literature naming a technique which could correspond to fresco painting.

Regions of the interface between the TS and HP and between the HP and BS were in literature named as the inner and outer heliosheaths, respectively.

Moreover, an emerging international entrepreneurship literature named learning advantages of newness theory suggests that early new firms' internationalization have natural advantage leading to positive international performance (Autio et al. 2000).