Sentence examples for text emerging from from inspiring English sources

In addition, efficient ICA algorithms have mainly been designed for instantaneous mixtures, whereas convolutional mixtures would be more appropriate to model the blur affecting the text emerging from the back side, which appears smeared for effect of light diffusion through the paper, or ink absorption from the paper fibres.

Finally, a theme that indicated an interpretation of the text emerged from the latent content [ 26].

She spent two years working backwards from that last page, disentangling the voice of the river from the text, giving public readings of different versions, before the final text emerged, to enthral most and baffle some.

No structured concrete, cohesive and negotiable text emerged.

In the Middle Kingdom, a new funerary text emerged, the Coffin Texts.

The text that emerged from this process was considerably shorter, leaner and more angular.

On the Middle East we can expect an agreed text to emerge from the talks, pledging both leaders to pursue the opportunities of changed circumstances.

The apparent progress made over Kyoto was, however, overshadowed by virulent opposition from the green lobby to the weak draft text to emerge from the Johannesburg World Summit on Sustainable Development.

They accused the speaker, Peter Slipper, of misogyny after text messages emerged from a sordid court case revealing that he sent a gay male staffer sexually charged messages in which he used unusual euphemisms for female genitalia.

Firstly, a coding framework was developed to reduce the text to meaningful and manageable parts, then basic themes that emerged from the text were identified; these formed the 'lowest order' of ideas emerging from the text [ 18].

We have female jurists, translators of classical Arabic texts and Muslim scholars emerging from seminaries in Bradford.