Sentence examples for reduced text from inspiring English sources

Imagine Wilde's reduced text fed into a shredder and reconstituted, all the usual rhythms and metres of speech flattened into equal syllabic components, as in "I-can-pro-duce-the-hand-bag".

Reading between the lines of the programme note, upu suspect Weir - one of the most economical of composers - might have wanted to cut this already reduced text more than was tactful to the writer.

Assuming the original text T is from a small fixed alphabet, the number of distinct characters in the reduced text can become as large as, and therefore, the bucket pointers for the first level of recursion can require almost buckets (often considerably less in practice), leading to a working memory of roughly bytes (with 4-byte pointers).

(In the book's single finest comic moment, the anxious jackass offers a reduced text-message version of the famous sequence he has just read: "LJS: rrr! K? lol! JIM: : " Then, in a memorable two-page spread, sure to be especially cherished by parents, the jackass reads the thing.

The concrete poets here, including big names such as Henri Chopin and Dom Sylvester Houedard as well as Gomringer, have reduced texts to an almost primal minimalism.

Nursing students shared several advantages to extended time, in addition to reducing text anxiety.

· Customized reading – users can enlarge or reduce text size and margin widths or select portrait or landscape mode to suit their preferences.

Some suggestions for this included removing the number of options available on the menu page and reducing text.

To classify interview transcript text, we used qualitative content analysis, which focuses on reducing text into manageable segments through application of inductive and/or deductive codes.

Either the designer will be forced to present less information on the screen or decrease the size of the information (e.g., reduce text and figure sizes).

The DDS is intended to be used to assess behavior patterns and risk and to evaluate the impact of public health interventions aimed at reducing texting and other cell phone-related distracted driving behaviors.