The databases, the publishers note, provide easy access to complete newspaper texts going back decades.
It also makes a methodological contribution to research on metaphor in use by examining party documents including newspaper texts.
As has been illustrated above, the very fabric of Web 2.0 mediascapes like Facebook opens up for both the re-cycling of content from other media-types wherein party-members posts (from their individual Facebook pages) or TV-broadcasts or newspaper texts, etc. are presented (see for instance, Figs. 2, 3, 7, 9, 12, 14).
In most cases, the FN results of our analysis were caused by relations expressed within nominalizations or complex syntactical expressions, which also occur in newspaper texts SENNA was trained on.
Shoot-the-works abstractions like "Gotham News" (1955) and "Easter Monday" (1955-56), incorporatinghoststs of newspaper text and imagery, followed.
Word painting has a history, from the snatches of newspaper text favored by the Cubists to Ed Ruscha's portraits of words that pique the mind's incapacity to look and read in the same instant.
Each day the syndication department sends out an email to more than 60 clients such as the newspaper text database hosts LexisNexis and Factiva, containing a summary and link to the corrections page.
The type size on a bottle of Aleve, for instance, is 4.5 point, with around 50 to 55 characters an inch — smaller than the fine print in the stock listings of newspapers, and much smaller than the average newspaper text typeface.
Indeed, within minutes of the United game ending, a Midlands reporter with another newspaper texted me with the following message: "Been at it again, hasn't he?" And that is how Young's behaviour at Old Trafford will be viewed by many, including some of his fellow professionals.
The chip is said to be able to process seven or eight months' worth of newspaper text per second.
