Sentence examples for reference excerpt from inspiring English sources

Assuming the value for reference excerpt is, and that for one processed excerpt is, the subjective score for image width can be calculated by (14).

Table 3 illustrates each of these themes with reference to excerpts from consultation group transcripts.

All of it except the "Dream of Scipio" (Book VI) was lost from the Middle Ages onward; it has been reconstructed from references and excerpts in later authors, supplemented by a palimpsest of much of Books I-III discovered in 1819.

Following the training sessions, in each test session, a subject compared a reference sound excerpt (i.e., a clean or headset recording) and a number of test sound excerpts that included an unmarked reference sound (serving as a hidden reference), a noisy reverberant sound (serving as an anchor signal), and processed versions of the same utterance.

As in the standard MUSHRA, prior to the test, the subjects were informed that the reference sound excerpt (i.e., a clean or a headset recording) was hidden among the test items as a hidden reference.

Each theme is described below and defined, with reference to illustrative excerpts taken from each Dataset.

The use of intertextual references in this excerpt support the explicit evaluative lexis used, and point to the fact that engagement devices, rather than specifically attitudinal lexis, operate in these texts to invoke evaluative stances towards not only people and objects, but also propositions (c.f. Hunston &Thompson 2000, Ch1).

All you really need to know for the purposes of understanding these references in this excerpt is that the Continental Congress did not import any Bibles in 1777, but if you do want to read the whole 1777 Bible story, the entire "Congress and the Bible" chapter is available as a sample chapter PDF on my website.

"The hallucinogenic scenes were done by people who have never done acid," Mr. Noé said, so he had to provide ample reference material: paintings, photographs, excerpts from films and music videos.

Subjects gave ratings based on their own judgment regarding any and all detected differences (in terms of naturalness, processing distortion, timbral and reverberation characteristics, additive noise, and so on) between the reference and test sound excerpts.

The following two metrics were used to evaluate the audible quality: Perceived amount of reverberation: This metric, which represents the perceptual impressions of the degree to which the reference and test sound excerpts are reverberant, assessed the degree of dereverberation a system performed.