Ms. Oliver's office promptly produced text messages from the Assembly staff making the request.
Agreeing with their own account, almost all (91.72%) of Ben's change was made at the position of inscription as he composed his text, whereas more than half of Mary's revisions (54.2%) was made to the previously produced texts.
In other words, the recognizer produces text in the standardized word forms, while the colloquial variants are treated as pronunciation variants inside the decoder lexicon.
In Egypt, in the decade of slow, simmering discontent before the revolution, novelists produced texts of critique, of dystopia, of nightmare.
In the 18th century, under the influence of Rabbi Elijah ben Solomon, it underwent a decisive religious and spiritual growth, becoming renowned for rabbinical studies that between 1799 and 1938 produced texts of the Mishna, Jerusalem Talmud, and other works that are still standard.
A vivid example is the adaptation of the Linotype printing machine to produce text in the Arabic alphabet, which helped to spur the growth of journalism in the Arab world.
The text is the absurd writing of one determined to write all the same, to produce text, to sign whatever texts come his way.
Further, the reduced effort of producing text had increased the communication aspect of the medical record.
The Internet itself offers proof of the enormous human desire to produce text — to pontificate, edit, elegize, redact, hash out, bloviate, opine and instruct.
Complete reporting in its fullest sense would likely require additional graphics, but, fortunately, desktop publishing has made the creation and printing of such graphics no more costly than producing text, and the internet provides a fiscally feasible method for providing supplementary information.
The process does not yet produce text in standard e-book formats; instead, customers receive PDF files that show the scanned image, but also have whatever text was successfully extracted in a separate, searchable layer.
