Sentence examples for text appended from inspiring English sources
With its web-symposium format (bits of text appended to wacky names) and its quasi-philosophical content, it reads like the minutes from some Socratic chatroom.
Photius, writing in the 9th century, found various text appended to manuscripts of the seven canonical books, which lead Daniel Heinsius to suggest that the original eighth book is lost, and he identified the text purported to be from the eighth book as fragments of the Hypopotoses.
The Structured Digital Abstracts developed by FEBS Letters in collaboration with the MINT database (20), for instance, is a structured text appended to the classical abstract that can be easily parsed by text-mining tools.
For this very reason, though, reading his subjects' "French" texts, appended to each chapter, proves a somewhat unsatisfying exercise, despite Richard Howard's characteristically able translation.
Also worth noting: the twenty free texts append a link to the app to the end of your message (if you upgrade, this will be removed, though not til an update goes live later this week).
Lofty art historical text is appended to the reproduction, while the appropriate horror occurring, usually incidentally, in each painting is explained next to the Edlund versions.
This text is appended: 'Peas were not served [at the wedding] because, everyone knows, real princesses are not especially fond of peas.' This exquisite picture book would make a perfect bedtime story.
What this might involve is perhaps indicated by the so-called Dissoi Logoi (i.e., Arguments on Either Side), a short text found appended to some manuscripts of Sextus, generally dated to the end of the fifth century.
ScareMail generates a chunk of text to append to the end of every email sent, containing as many selectors as possible.
Explain in text and append to the model or picture a description of how you reduced each dimension, giving examples and showing your calculations.
Users can upload a file, create a text file, and append a text file.
