The Soviet complainants cited similarities in the sequence of paragraphs, wording, figures and formulas.
Test taker E explained as follows: Extract 18: I read the whole text to check the appropriacy of content, sequence of paragraphs, and check the ambiguity of sentences.
Shannon also observed that when longer sequences, such as paragraphs, chapters, and whole books, are considered, the entropy decreases and English becomes even more predictable.
A sequence of linked paragraphs that lead to a final conclusion?
A sequence of brief paragraphs is justified by the intention to concisely list various experimental data and to state what the model is based on.
The reported predictions are quite interesting, but the paper as a whole seems very hastily written, often consisting of a sequence of brief paragraphs.
In the section titled, "16S rRNA gene PCR and sequencing", the first paragraph should read, "16S rRNA gene was amplified using the 16S universal amplicon PCR primers: F515 (5′-CACGGTCGKCGGCGCCATT-3′) and R806 (5′-GGACTACHVGGGTWTCTAAT-3′), and V4 region of 16S rRNA gene were our final target fragments for sequencing.
As the content sequence will be split, text is modeled as a sequence of blocks (whole paragraphs, sentences, words, or even characters) that are discrete and indivisible objects.
"It was as if, after vainly trying to get his paragraphs into sequence and order, he had at last tried the desperate expedient of shuffling them".
23 (21.3%) were minor changes in wording, for example: 'burden of' replaced by 'harm due to'. 12 (11.1%) were paragraphs or sequences of wording which were moved in the document.
All these discoveries did not lead to the first genuine moving picture sequence". In another paragraph, Ceram elaborates on his position: "What matters in history is not whether certain chance discoveries take place, but whether they take effect". Curiously, the profuse illustrations of the English language edition (1965), collected by Olive Cook, openly contradict these statements.
