Sentence examples for text handling from inspiring English sources

Having pursued a high school passion for classical choral music through training at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, and the Juilliard School, he developed a style based on clear melodies, thrilling harmonies, evocative effects and sensitive text handling.

The researcher interpreted the flagged findings to develop a Code Book of the terms that emerged from the patterns and themes found in the data text, handling words and passages carefully to organize the data into conceptual categories, not to impose categorical expectations on the data.

He wrote programs to check the syntactical correctness of Boolean expressions (an application in logic and text handling) and even to check chess moves.

For a start, it includes very good text handling, the ability to change font color and size, a spell-checker, an undo function and more pretty much all the solid basics of a word processor.

Text handling seems unchanged from Kobo's other devices, which means it's just fine — the typefaces are good and there are lots of options to adjust it to your taste, book by book.

Pay attention to text handling.

While the songs themselves dramatize the narrative's scenes, the printed text handles exposition and summary transitions, in an idiosyncratic manner that allows Mr. Young to speak directly to the reader.

To compare the ways that the source and target texts realize coherence, the study will elaborate how the two English target texts handle the transference of coherence and how they are different from the Chinese source text and from each other based on the different properties of systemic functional linguistics.

The introductory menu is presented as an interactive movie created from live action clips of Jack Black manipulating a prop gatefold vinyl record album, using Adobe After Effects to provide the on-screen text, controls handling, and stitching of separate scenes into a seamless movie.

More than 250 new emoji have been added to the Unicode 7 specification, which defines how text is handled or expressed in computer programs.

Its multiple drafts make The Rainbow a particularly difficult text to handle, but the edition he published in 1989 was a triumph of meticulous scholarship and helped pave the way to his election to the British Academy in 1992.