Sentence examples for matched sentences from inspiring English sources

Hiller's adeptness at dramatic illustration, matched sentences like "As the great beast lunged closer, I tried to scream," and is considered by many as the most important single influence in modern advertising photography... View Article By Rivka Galchen By Larissa MacFarquhar By Malcolm Gladwell By Ceridwen Dovey.

Hiller's adeptness at dramatic illustration, matched sentences like "As the great beast lunged closer, I tried to scream," and is considered by many as the most important single influence in modern advertising photography... View Article By Anthony Lane By Rebecca Mead By Alan Burdick By Atul Gawande.

We have also considered making the matched sentences and the article contents collapsible/expandable (via JavaScrips for example), rather than showing all the material at once.

In Experiment 3, HF and LF critical words were presented in matched sentence frames in an incidental study design.

In most cases, however, the rules will not match sentences directly with propositions, but will match sentences with propositions relative to features of the context in which the sentence is used.

From these patterns, regular expressions are created automatically, which are used to match sentences and extract enumeration items and the head term.

The two condition scenarios were matched for vividness and number of words; consideration was given to matching sentence complexity, the predominant imagined sensory modality, and the 'everyday' nature of the SHAPS items, although no specific ratings were acquired for these factors.

The key syntactic manipulation in the functional MRI study was the use of sentences that contained syntactic ambiguities, which are a normal and frequent aspect of human language, together with matched unambiguous sentences.

In functional MRI studies on healthy subjects, using similar stimuli in the same passive listening paradigm, we found that syntactically ambiguous sentences activated the left inferior frontal gyrus (including BA 44, 45 and 47) and the middle and posterior portions of the left middle temporal gyrus compared with matched unambiguous sentences (Rodd et al., 2010).

Thus, in the 500 700 ms window larger amplitudes emerged for neutral words than for emotional words in match sentences.

The return expression ensures that the triplets < protein, metabolizes, drug> are returned from the matching sentences.