Sentence examples for text high from inspiring English sources

The 26 fuss at one another in speech balloons, while below the pictures a text high in both alliteration and age level describes their entrances.

It was based on a 2 × 2-design with the degree of spatial information given in the text (high vs. low spatial text) and the presentation format (written text-only vs. written text + animation) as between-subjects factors.

As review text is an important source of information and tens of thousands of text features can easily be generated based on this text, high dimensionality can be an issue.

The experiment varied the content of the health text (high risk vs. coping) and photo (high threat vs. low threat) as within-subjects factors and smoking status (smoker vs. non-smoker) as between-subjects factor.

Some participants were uncomfortable working with any numerical information (gram weights or %GDA) and relied on TL colours and text (high, medium and low) elements when they were present.

Text, high-resolution images, digitized letters, dynamic maps and video clips from experts at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam combine to recount the life of the volatile Dutch ­Post-­Impressionist.

Just a month before the Boston attack, the Qaeda branch in Yemen posted on the Web the "Lone Mujahid Pocketbook," a compilation of all the do-it-yourself articles with jaunty English text, high-quality graphics and teen-friendly shorthand.

That's the $90 per month plan offering unlimited data, talk and text, high-def video, plus 10 GB of Wi-Fi tethering per phone (with speeds that slow after 22 GB of data usage per line).

Mutant RR RR described in the text required high multiplicity of infections to grow high titre stocks.

Automatically generating text of high quality in tasks such as translation, summarization, and narrative writing is difficult as these tasks require creativity, which only humans currently exhibit.

However, searching a short pattern in a text with high error rates (10 20%) under the Levenshtein distance is a task for which few efficient solutions exist.