Sentence examples for redundant text from inspiring English sources
From a cognitive load perspective, using a redundant text along with an audio narration overloads learner's working memory by placing more strain on the visual pathway and not providing any additional cognitive advantage.
Also, in the context of information filtering, several new methods for detecting and eliminating redundant text in blogs and on twitters have been developed and applied to the identification of the novelty content of social networking service (SNS) texts [34 39].
We also developed summarization methods for aggregating distributed associated text, removing redundant text, and automatically generating a structured text summary for every figure [13], [14].
In the subsequent sections, these animations were used to represent health states and to avoid redundant text and information overload.
The problem remained on the screen while video tutorials and text-based hints were simultaneously delivered (although redundant, text-based hints ensured access when school firewalls or connectivity issues may have limited access to YouTube).
This study utilized eye-tracking technology to determine the impact of redundant onscreen text information on viewers' cognitive processes with respect to multimedia information.
A redundant presentation of text proved harmful especially for delayed performance measures.
With scrims and video projections, redundant onscreen narrative texts and filmed images of a murky, blood-stained lagoon, the setting was more or less 15th century.
Besides the replacement of the AIV data set with the rice interolog data set described here and the amendment of GUI text, some redundant code was also corrected for the purpose of functional expansion.
However, we agree with the referees that might be redundant in the main text and we have now moved this figure to the supplementary information section.
Such was the expense of obtaining parchment in the early days of Islam, however, that it was common practice simply to wash off the ink from already existing texts considered redundant and recycle them with new calligraphy.
