Sentence examples for section content from inspiring English sources

This amendment [see section 8] corrects the catchline of section 402 of title 18, U.S.C., to better represent the section content.

By understanding how users scan web pages and having sub heading which are descriptive to the section content you enable users to easily navigate your content and find the relevant section for them.

In the "Recommended" section, content is organized into different groups, like trending shows and movies.

In this section, content analysis for both cognitive content and affective content will be briefly presented.

In this section, content analysis results in sports video is annotated as an example for cognitive content annotation.

This approach and the implementation has been working well in terms of functionality as shown in section "Content synchronization running example".

In Section "Content-aware distortion fair optimization", we describe the network and video model and formulate the CADF optimization problem.

By contrast, our token-based formulation presented an integrated solution without the requirement to develop additional heuristics rules for isolating the heading from the surrounding section contents.

The proposed method provides an integrated solution without the requirement to develop additional heuristics rules for isolating the heading from the surrounding section contents.

Compared with the traditional sentence classification formulation, the proposed token-based formulation proposed an integrated solution without the requirement to develop additional heuristics rules for isolating the heading from the surrounding section contents.

One important advantage of our formulation over the sentence-based approach is that it presented an integrated solution without the need to develop additional heuristics rules for isolating the headings from the surrounding section contents.