Sentence examples for subtitles form from inspiring English sources

Recent work by New, Brysbaert, and colleagues has indicated that film and television subtitles form a source of word frequencies that is more valid than the traditional books-based counts [12] [14].

In particular, New et al. [14] showed that a corpus of several million words coming from thousands of popular films and television series can be obtained from websites specialized in providing subtitles for DVDs (in DVDs the subtitles form a separate channel that is superimposed on the film channel, so that subtitles can be made available in different languages).

The accompanying title to the name was "Chevalerie d'Institutions et Règles Catholiques d'Union Indépendante et Traditionaliste": this subtitle forms the acronym CIRCUIT and translates in English as Chivalry of Catholic Rules and Institutions of Independent and Traditionalist Union".

Godard's movie ran to a rhythm of disconnected imagery and deliberately garbled subtitles ("spacial form egoism", "empire or tourism").

If you are undeterred by the show's all-kidding-aside subtitle, "Neoclassical Form and Ornament in Europe: Selections From the Metropolitan Museum of Art," you may be a certifiable vasemaniac.

McKenzie's "King David: A Biography," despite its subtitle, takes the form less of a narration than of a historian's cross-examination.

"Lilyhammer" is most distinctive simply for being a foreign show presented in its original form, with subtitles (though a good share of the dialogue, including nearly all of Mr. Van Zandt's, is in English).

This autonomy is also expressed through the use of graphics in the form of subtitles, whether used to identify the convened witness my mother, my father's comrade, etc.—or to underscore the meaning of the spoken word.

They were selected due to the richness of the interacting modalities available in this genre, including a variety of language modalities (speech, text in the form of subtitles or in graphics etc)., image modalities (dynamic images) gestures, and other body movements.

A certified professional employer organization meets the requirements of this paragraph if the organization has posted a bond for the payment of taxes under subtitle C (in a form acceptable to the Secretary) that is in an amount at least equal to the amount specified in subparagraph (B).

Now a devoted group of 200,000 volunteer video subbers on Viki.com have elevated the humble subtitle to an art form.