Sentence examples for scrambled words from inspiring English sources

In these, the anarchically scrambled words of Dada were replaced with a difficult but humanized language.

The program, of course, would be trivially easy to circumvent, if Napster simply added a list of similarly scrambled words to its blocking list.

Adèle Hugo expresses her passionate love using scrambled words in a diary that inspired Truffaut's film "The Story of Adèle H.," which will be screened at the Morgan in April in conjunction with this exhibition.

A search engine, for instance, could accept encrypted search terms, scan the Web for results based on those scrambled words, and return encrypted results for the user to decode without ever seeing what he or she was searching for.

Positive bias in cognitions is demonstrable by asking participants to assemble sentences from a set of scrambled words (scrambled sentences task).

Statistical contrasts of faces versus scrambled faces and words versus scrambled words were evaluated.

For example, Osmo's word game shows a scrambled word on the screen, then players race to arrange their letter tiles to spell out the word faster than their friends.

Errors in word order were rare, occurring on less than 10% of the trials, with and without scrambled word order.

For the functional localizer scan, the general linear model (GLM) modeled the face, word, scrambled face or scrambled word stimuli as explanatory variables (EVs), convolved with a hemodynamic response function (HRF).

The resulting contrasts for each subject were transformed onto surface space, then smoothed on the surface to 5-mm FWHM, and averaged across the group to create a surface-based group map of the face versus scrambled face and word versus scrambled word contrasts.

At another town hall meeting, earlier this week, he brought up his propensity for scrambling words.