Sentence examples for spectrum of words from inspiring English sources

I am sure that for many of us there is a spectrum of words that trigger certain "feelings".

The meaning of individual questions in questionnaires such as the WHOQOL-BREF are nuanced and therefore not easy to exactly translate into languages that do not have the spectrum of words to communicate subtle differences in meaning.

It's much humbler in physical dimensions and less flashy than those lounges but has a similarly young and adventurous clientele, gay as well as straight, which he says reflects the way the Frederick Douglass corridor "has gotten to be so much more diverse, and that's diverse across every spectrum of that word".

The p-spectrum uses the continuity of words.

The existence of an auditory word form area has been a controversial topic [50], however this may be due to a lack of appropriate control stimuli that match the sensory characteristics of words across the spectrum over time.

At one end of the spectrum is stylometrics, based on the frequency of words like "of," "the" and "and".

This study aimed to teach two students with autism spectrum disorders (ASD) to check the spelling of words using the spell-check function on common word processor programs.

In other words, the spectrum of each subcarrier is convolved with a sinc function, thus widening the spectral overlapping regions with the other subcarrier spectra.

On the other end of the spectrum words are presented on notepaper, and another is purely digital.

The arrests kicked off a war of words across the Spanish political spectrum.

We refer to the frequency distribution F W, S) based on frequencies f i = m i / M as the compositional spectrum (CS) of sequence S relative to the set of words W. For every set of words W, it is possible to produce a set of complementary words W′, where the word w′ n is the complementary reverse of word w n [ 26].