Sentence examples for the plain text of from inspiring English sources

regulations had to be compatible with the plain text of the Gun Control Act.

The appellate ruling faulted that approach, calling it "the logic of the Queen of Hearts, substituting E.P.A.'s desires for the plain text" of the law.

That means that he reads the plain text of the Constitution and sticks to what he believes its meaning to have been at the time it was written.

The top line of each cluster shows the plain text of the passage ("Between subtle shading and the absence of light... ......)... ......

This month, invoking "Alice in Wonderland," the court said the agency's reasoning recalled "the logic of the Queen of Hearts, substituting the E.P.A.'s desires for the plain text" of the law.

"The tension, the conflict, which we have to resolve today can in no sense be laid at the door of the Human Rights Act nor indeed, in my judgment, at the plain text of the convention.

We extracted the following positions from the plain texts of MRT/CT descriptions: brain injury areas (occipital, temporal, parietal and frontal lobes); injury depth (cortical and/or subcortical matter); brain structures undergoing injury (classification was too complicated); injury nature (vasogenic/ischemic edema, hemorrhage).

One approach to facilitate browsing and querying biomedical text is to convert the plain text to a linked web of data, i.e., converting data originally in free text to structured formats with defined meta-level semantics.

The 'Download' link provides links to the plain text format of the repeat tables for the 24 chromosomes of the Homo sapiens.

In April 1991, the coding community was alerted to a clause in the post-Gulf war anti-terrorism Senate bill 266, that allowed the government to obtain "the plain text contents" of voice, data, and other communications "when appropriately authorised by law".

The media stream is processed as a classical text data with the assumption that all symbols or bits in the plain text are of equal importance.