Sentence examples for selected paragraphs from inspiring English sources

The model selection is performed by bootstrapping (Efron and Tibshirani, 1993) and evaluated on two independent test corpora, one consisting of sampled abstracts from MEDLINE, the other one on hand selected paragraphs from bio-chemical patents.

Table  2 shows the modified stemmer input, its corresponding Buckwalter transliteration [21], the English translation and its final output for a selected paragraph from a policy section in the open corpus [8].

"My reading tastes actually run more in the direction of 'The National Enquirer,' or 'The Star,' or 'The Weekly World News.' " Every experienced time-waster knows it is possible to spend hours at a time browsing around a good bookstore, occasionally pulling books down and reading the randomly selected paragraph.

Change the first line indent of a selected paragraph, drag the top left triangle on the Horizontal Ruler to a new location.

With all the text selected, right click and select Paragraph.

Change the paragraph format of word 2007 or 2003 by clicking on the format tab and selecting paragraph.

Explain to students that each group will be closely reading select paragraphs from the remainder of The New York Times article, and outlining the main points the author is making.

Each assessment conducted at a facility selected under paragraph (2)(A) shall be made publicly available, including to affected industries.

The Comptroller General shall submit a report on each economically significant rule selected under paragraph (4) to the committees of jurisdiction in each House of Congress not later than 180 calendar days after a committee request is received.

We also referred to this comment where we discuss how progressively greater energetic benefit would be selected for (Paragraph 70).

Applying the best system trained on the MEDLINE training corpus, Train M, for tagging the patent test corpus, Test P, shows a decrease in F1 measure in comparison to the MEDLINE test corpus Test M due to the bias of hand selecting difficult paragraphs instead of sampling from a set of sentences or text snippets.