After having extracted candidate events from the text (Section 2.3), we generate a wide variety of features, including lexical and syntactic patterns from the sentence (Section 2.4).
The Melancholy of Resistance has no paragraph breaks, for example; War & War is written in a set of short single-sentence sections.
The desire for readability led to the use of English-like syntax and structural elements, such as nouns, verbs, clauses, sentences, sections, and divisions.
Comparisons are done in multiple ways including by experts assessing the importance of selected sentences (Sections 5 and 6).
In a third step, text units with coherent statements (i.e. sentences, sections of text with coherent content) were coded with a condensed label intended to capture the essence of meaning.
The union's lawyer, Robert Bloch, called a two-sentence section of the bill an "atomic bomb" that strips teachers of some of their bargaining rights.
A copy of "Ulysses" pops up in "Green Coaster," the 33-page, single-sentence section that closes Jonathan Coe's brilliant novel "The Rotters' Club" (2001).
Whisper detection performance was evaluated using the fables part of the CHAINS corpus and sentences section of the cellphone whispered speech data corpus.
(page 7) Page 10 "The paper demonstrate" not clear which paper Page 17: first sentence of section 3.3.1 is not clear The last paragraph of section 2 is not clear- who is "they"?
I will – this happens every time – then lie awake at night recasting various sentences and sections in my mind, in the full knowledge that it is too late.
We worked on the manuscript for a long time and the repeated addition and removal of sentences and sections obviously led to poor readability.
