Sentence examples for text enabled from inspiring English sources

He reloaded the page with automatic alt text enabled, and the synthesized voice intoned, "Image may contain pizza, food" — equipping King with enough context to type "See you at the gym, lol," or "Yum, looks good," or any number of appropriate responses.

The result was that while Barthel's numerical transcription of a text enabled a basic discussion of its contents for the first time, it failed to capture its linguistic structure and actually interfered with inter-text comparison.

Each lot was described in a single line of text, enabling me to compare the specs of a whole screenful of computers at once.

The paper concludes that the resulting separation of legislator responsibility from legislative result (viz. the statutory text) enables Congress to enact binding statutory details through a process other than the one prescribed by the Constitution.

With more than fifty illustrations, her text enables a multifaceted encounter with foundational and cutting edge theories in memory, trauma, gender, and visual culture, eliciting a new understanding of history and our place in it.

Spaced text enables faster silent reading.

For conversational interfaces, text enables experiences that traditional graphical user interfaces cannot provide.

A wealth of high quality illustrations, complemented by concise text, enables readers to gain a thorough understanding of the subject without requiring prior in-depth knowledge.

Mining the internet, social networks and Wikipedia, researchers have created large collections of images and text, enabling machines to classify images, recognize speech, and translate language.

Importantly, the accompanying ICM Browser file (.icb) still contains this text, enabling the further editing of the single.icb file without loss of fidelity.

Coding data, in this case article text, enables analysts to retrieve codes and associated data and to assign values of frequency, presence/absence, and relationship with other codes (MacQueen et al. 1998).