Sentence examples for text and submitted from inspiring English sources
Dick may have intended his memoir to be read privately by his children, which could explain the liberties he seems to have taken with remembered conversation, though according to his widow, Jeannette, who edited the text and submitted it for publication, he kept a journal and may have taken contemporaneous notes.
Because these additions allow us to query the source text and submit the information to further processing such as inference.
They also found that most of the users rarely modify the query texts and submit another query.
R. #Murdoch "turned a blind eye" "exhibited wilful blindness," to #hacking: http://t.co/oNk9KGFa — Ravi Somaiya (@ravisomaiya) 1 May 12 Readers of The Lede are invited to join in that collective effort to draw attention to highlights of the report, and read between its lines, by scanning the text above and submitting comments in the thread below or directing them @TheLede on Twitter.
Self-taught, he translated Russian math texts into English and submitted puzzles and solutions to many math journals.
The resulting file was saved as a GenBank file, further polished in a text editor and Artemis and submitted to the ENA archive.
The sequences were concatenated in batches of 96 into a text file using FASTA format and submitted for a batch BLASTN search using the interface program BLASTCL3.
A user is a librarian or a clinician; a question is an answerable clinical question, submitted by a user; a response is text associated with a question and submitted by a user (e.g., a librarian's answer to a question, a physician's addendum to a question or evaluation of the usefulness of the librarian's answer).
Take three hundred or three thousand people, sitting knee to knee in the same pews, praying together week after week, year after year, from the same sacred text, and I submit that no two congregants are having the same inner experience.
The site is hilarious and addictive, and the text messages submitted are in equal turns baffling ("You're such a turkey") and cringe-worthy ("I'm really busy at the moment").
The debate will incorporate video and text questions submitted by the public on YouTube.com/FoxNews.com/FoxNews
