All languages define a substructure graph in a textual line notation similar to a molecule's chemical formula.
Binary objects of this magnitude far exceed the capabilities of traditional hex editors and textual command line tools, frustrating analysis.
But there is a catch: all the ads must end with the same visual and textual tag line as the original.
However, on its own, the book is no more than a fleshed-out and detailed textual time-line, at times confusing and overwhelming in its detail.
The designed mockup was providing multiple instances, allowing users to directly interact with the system using provided controls, offering the textual command line instruction mode for human machine interactions, status updates and tools tips.
Simply by clicking the "Improve Our Stories" link and selecting an interview, a user-friendly editing tool opens that follows a line-by-line textual transcript synched with the spoken words of the narrator.
The JME editor is able to generate SMILES, MDL Molfile or its own compact format (one line textual representation of a molecule or reaction including also atomic 2D coordinates) of the input molecules.
The editor is able to export molecules as SMILES [18], MDL/Symyx/Accelrys Molfile [19] or in the compact "JME" format (one line textual representation of a molecule or reaction including also 2D atomic coordinates).
The methods presented here belong to a class of off-line textual substitution that try to reap through greedy approximation the benefits of otherwise intractable optimal macro schemes [ 9].
Imaged and coded, the fully searchable texts may be read individually or in parallel and are accompanied by generous biographical, critical, and historical commentary as well as line-by-line annotations and textual collation.
Analyses were conducted by KA to inductively identify recurring themes (concepts or explanatory ideas) from the data, via line-by-line coding of textual data, and to examine relationships between them [ 14, 15].
