Sentence examples for strands of text from inspiring English sources

Young responds to three different strands of text.

This helps ensure that it doesn't produce too many repetitive strands of text, a common problem with summarization algorithms.

The poem (272 in the sequence) consists of three strands of text, one of which "represents different reindeer, according to their age, their appearance, whether they are male or female, whether they are spotted or have any other kind of special marks and so on".

On the opposite wall, in four of Ms. Spero's classic typewriter collages from the mid-1970's, lightness, linearity and language prevail: stenciled female figures that seem alternately medieval or early Greek share the surface with strands and blocks of text.

For example, a strand of studies has investigated the effect of different types of text modifications on L2 comprehension (e.g., Brewer 2008; Maxwell 2011; Oh 2001).

These very different strands of thought are interwoven throughout the text with footnotes adding additional commentary.

This understanding also means that the systemic functional theory can be applied towards unpacking strands of meanings in spoken and written texts.

As mentioned before, the Pure Land Buddhist teachings have taken on a highly distinctive shape in Japan, generating new determinations of the central canonical texts and multiple strands of scholastic and commentarial tradition.

Insofar as the texts may contain different strands of Pyrrhonian argument, exegesis is to some extent shaped by the philosophical interests we bring to the texts.

In later centuries scholars wrote important commentaries on these texts, which remain central to most strands of modern Judaism.

The history of Chinese Buddhism consists of the interpretation and reinterpretation of the many strands of religious conception -- some native to China and some translated from Indian texts -- available to Chinese Buddhists.