"text weight" is a correct and usable phrase in written English which is used to describe the relative prominence of text within a document.
For example, "The heading of the document was set at a bold text weight to make it stand out from the rest of the page."
In dialogue-based movies (e.g., CRA), smaller text weight is required so as to include the usually few existing action scenes.
Late fusion of the audiovisual and text confidence scores, where a fixed weight w for the text stream was chosen: C AVT =C AV +w·C T. The text weight was experimentally set to be w=0.10 or w=0.20.
This is probably due to the fact that in action movies, the algorithm tends to favor high intensity events, such as battles; thus, using a higher text weight more salient textual events (e.g., dialogues) are included.
Gather at least 10 pieces of text weight paper.
Text weight paper is a bit heavier than normal paper and will be easy to shape and curl.
In the Alto Rhapsody, Jennifer Larmore's mezzo-soprano had a contraltolike timbre and gave the Goethe text the weight it demands, with firm support from the orchestra and the New York Concert Singers.
Conservative justices also usually privilege the original meaning of the constitutional text, giving weight to how lawmakers or the people at the time understood it.
Participants will text their weight or enter it online using a web page connected to our secure database each day which will have a graphical display.
The idea probably was to create a handbook for merchants, essentially a text on weights, measures and distances.
Results indicate that bold weight text is easier to read in this enforced glance-like context, and that positive polarity text (black on white) is easier to read compared to white on black text under the lighting conditions considered.
Inspired by the line of models 'word2vec PV-weighted PV,'word2vec PV-weightede text embedding and weighting schemes into GloVe, which are PV-GloVe and weighted PV-GloVe, respectively.
