Sentence examples similar to text sensing from inspiring English sources

This phone really is a phone — in the traditional voice and text sense of the word. .

The problem begins at the title: the very concept of cutting and copying (at least in the computer-text sense) didn't even exist for most of Clark's career.

That's not messaging in the texting sense, he says, adding that the point is U.S. teens are still sending a metric tonne of plain old SMS texts.

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The image of the written text may be sensed "off-line" from a piece of paper by optical scanning (optical character recognition) or intelligent word recognition.

With his next text response, I sensed his impatience with my inability to "let it go" or "get out of my head".

The woman finally agreed that submitting to the strangeness of the text "makes sense" and seemed primed to try again.

Throughout the book, Raffles's use of photographs, reminiscent of the German author W. G. Sebald, is matched by the often deadpan tone of his text — a sense of sly humor of which Sebald would surely have approved.

Eventually patterns in the disconcerting passages began to emerge, and then all at once, the text made sense to him: a Gestalt switch that resulted when he changed the meanings of some of the central terms.

Students routinely will state that the notes (text) make sense but then struggle when asked to replicate the information on paper during a (closed-book) self-testing exercise.

Specifically, it was checked whether all analytically interesting aspects of the material were covered in the codes and whether the coding of units of text made sense in the context in which the units appeared in the data material [ 21].