It has divided the critics, who have either praised it for its exuberant, operatic, roaring approach to its material – or derided as a crass, tin-eared rendering of F Scott Fitzgerald's precisely tuned text.
De La Peña's finely tuned text conveys a deep wisdom (through the relationship between a boy and his kind but no-nonsense Nana) without ever becoming pedantic and Robinson's illustrations elevate the mundane setting of a bus ride by infusing it with a sense of childlike wonder.
There he is now, not a care in the world: sipping on a £6.80 IPA, making appreciative head movements to the new Oscar Jerome tune, texting his mates to see if they're up for going to The Stormbird later.
Fig. 20 Tuning text granularity.
Interestingly enough, with the rise of targeted advertising on the Internet it's actually easy to tune out the text links, video, and banner ads — you're already in the context the ad is trying to emulate so your mind glosses over it.
Since ballads thrive among unlettered people and are freshly created from memory at each separate performance, they are subject to constant variation in both text and tune.
Your songs are shaped, I think, with text and tune simultaneously on a 32-bar layout with keys and scoring and even tempos that are alterable.
I know it's 'bok' but there's something missing.' Well, if you're an observant teacher, you know that this child is now tuning in to text".
We employed a natural language processing tool, GENIA Tagger [14], which is specifically tuned for biomedical text processing, to analyze the sentences from abstracts.
He seemed tired at times - perhaps more worried by his country's downward spiral than he admits, or maybe just because he was up through the night fine-tuning his text, according to his spokesman.
Fine tuning of text granularity (i.e. breaking input text into smaller elements, such as paragraphs, sentences, words, etc).; Automatic selection of the optimal number of pages for the publication.
