Sentence examples for text constructed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Babbitt's sense of humor was given free rein after intermission when Judith Bettina sang two versions of "Phonemena," his virtuosic, flightly vocal work on a text constructed from English phonemes.

A text constructs a reality, an author and even a reader that are inevitably fraudulent, because they are in many ways dead in comparison to that which they point to.

A typical show may include several female actors playing one character in chorus; frenetic video work – possibly conducted behind a huge screen stopping you seeing anyone onstage, unless they step around it; texts constructed from reflections of the unreality of performance; and cut-n-pasted thoughts by radical philosopher-commentators.

Whereas specialist texts construct scientific activity as a set of procedures designed to test experimental validity, popularizations represent science as an unmediated encounter with the natural world.

And the text is constructed around a wealth of anecdotes that reflect precisely that.

This text is constructed with the Qi-cheng-zhuan-he pattern.

All the point estimates presented in the main text are constructed using one such plausible values for literacy and for numeracy (the first).25.25

The double mutation W68F/W130F, which was named as Trp42/ Trp156 in the text, was constructed by using the primer encoding the W130F substitution to amplify the W68F mutant plasmid.

Historically he has good reason for, from the beginning, words and texts have constructed American realities, not the other way round.

It has been argued that the law is not a relevant or useful property of language because simple random texts - constructed by concatenating random characters including blanks behaving as word delimiters - exhibit a Zipf's law-like word rank distribution.

A new corpus composed of 34 full texts was constructed for the third edition of the shared task that took place in 2013.