Sentence examples for text bulletin from inspiring English sources

Lower value indicates greater difference from the first LR image Category Tag Image Average SSIM against first image Text Document 0.5718 Text Book 0.6078 Text Bulletin Board 0.5897 Text Poster 0.6871 Text Lenovo 0.7564 Text Xiaomi 0.7381 Text OnePlus 0.7067 Structure Mansion 0.5042 Structure Statue 0.6209 Structure House 0.6188 Scenery Resort 0.4735 Scenery Beach 0.7644.

The sites look very much the same: a text bulletin board offering various products and services, though there are rather few listings on Backpage outside its "Adult" section.

The Rock For Deutschland organisers quickly sent round a mass text bulletin warning attendees of the swindle, but the deed was done.

The Rock For Deutschland organizers quickly sent round a mass text bulletin warning attendees of the swindle, but the deed was done.

School texts, information bulletins, and collections of folktales are produced in indigenous languages such as Mende and Temne.

The transformation of text-based bulletin-board services into multimedia 'blogs' and virtual community networks have lead to a proliferation of both formal and informal discussion groups which address almost any topic imaginable.

The following spring, when Japan approved a new textbook that critics claimed glossed over wartime atrocities, patriots in Beijing drafted protest plans and broadcast them via chat rooms, bulletin boards, and text messages.

How is Web 2.0 a game-changer in a way that distinguishes it from previous developments in online and wireless information, such as blogs, bulletin boards and text messaging?

Much of this remains unconfirmed, but the dramatic story contained in text messages, instant messages, and bulletin-board posts would never have been recorded ten years ago.

It is highly doubtful that 4,000 lines of text from main UK broadcast bulletins exist in relation to the closing weeks of the Sri Lanka war, also in 2009, in which up to 40 times more civilians died than in Gaza.

Recently, Greg Philo of Glasgow University Media Unit complained on these pages that having pored over 4,000 lines of text from main UK broadcast bulletins during the 2008/9 Gaza war, not enough was said about Palestinians killed by Israel prior to the events being reported.