Sentence examples for reproduced text from inspiring English sources

Setting aside issues of copyright, the difficulty for users who wish to cite this book's contents will be the absolute requirement of locating all references to distinguish original from reproduced text.

Takala's interaction ranged over days, according to the four pages of reproduced texts in the catalogue.

The internet in this respect is not the end of print – or film, or recorded music, or television – but the latest and most powerful extension of an expansionary, viral logic that began when mechanically reproduced texts replaced handwritten manuscripts.

If there is a clearinghouse for ex-boyfriend (or future ex-boyfriend) nostalgia materials it is Tumblr, with all of its vague slogans and 90s magazine scans and its poorly reproduced text-art.

As designed by inventor Nick Sheridon, each bead could be oriented individually by an electric field to reproduce text or images.

Like Google, the library developed an efficient procedure for capturing and reproducing texts.

As shown in Figure 6, the contextual structure is Phenomenon Identification ^ +Factor1-n; Veel (1997) provides the text reproduced in Text 1 as an example.

[ Capitalisation reproduced in text – Elvis's own! ] An official memorandum recorded that "Presley indicated that he thought the Beatles had been a real force for anti-American spirit.

Recently, official censors blocked access to a Web page that reproduced the text of the historical document that ended the absolute monarchy in the country in 1932.

Since then it has been seen in cities on three continents -- without, it seems, losing a bit of its original sparkle, and has been widely reproduced in text books.

Compressed Suffix Arrays (CSAs) offer the same functionality as classical suffix arrays (SAs), and more, within space close to that of the compressed text, and in addition they can reproduce any text fragment.