Sentence examples for texts of things from inspiring English sources

But when you stand in the library and you are surrounded by those stacks of all of those thousands of volumes of texts of things that you know nothing about, written in languages that you cannot decipher, on topics you can barely fathom, it is humbling.

The goal of RDV was to connect things that mattered to a user with other users (i.e. show a user's identity via photos, hyperlinks and text descriptions of things that matter to them to their friends) while providing a place for a product or event promoter to gain visibility for its product.

In essence, these deals give people free access to text-only version of things like Facebook news feeds, Gmail, and the first page of search results under plans like Facebook Zero or Google Free Zone.

Cognitive BI, text analytics, Internet of Things (IoT) and video analytics are still in a nascent or an emerging growth stage based on the findings of this study.

A legend written in the 13th century text A Collection of Things Heard, Ancient and Modern tells the following story: Local legend tells of a giant crab, eight tatami mats in size, that lives in the Kamegaike Pond in Old Ikata's Futami neighborhood.

People think, 'Gosh, I need a device that works in my work style and my lifestyle,' and the fact that we're strong on the business side and have all the lifestyle capabilities like music, like video, like text messaging all those kinds of things, we think give us a big competitive leg up.

However, Dr. Askeland said his doubts about the Jesus' Wife fragment were not prompted by any concerns about the unorthodox content because "there are many gospels, many texts, that say all kinds of things about Jesus". Instead, it was the appearance of the fragment — the handwriting, the ink, the letter forms: "Whoever wrote it had different ways of writing the same letter," he said.

Named Entity Recognition (NER) labels sequences of words in a text which are the names of things, such as person and company names, or gene and protein names.

"Always Looking," Updike's third and last (he died in 2009) collection of essays about art, includes reviews of museum exhibitions that he wrote for The New York Review of Books and The New Republic, as well as "The Clarity of Things," the text of the Jefferson Lecture in the Humanities that Updike delivered in Washington in 2008.

Text can describe a lot of things and phenomena, even when an expert cannot describe everything.

(text 3-15-B)   (47) One of things we need to do is making standardized reports for sites, including word and ppt template.