Sentence examples for using excerpts of the from inspiring English sources

In this model, "criticism label" attributes are used for modelling the textual criticisms shown to the physician, usually using excerpts of the CPG.

A Fox Sports spokesman said NBC did not seek permission to use excerpts of the tape, but even if NBC had asked, it would have been denied.

That's not unlike the situation in Germany, where publishers have long argued that Google should compensate them for using excerpts of their stories in the service.

Such a tit-for-tat is not as far-fetched as it may seem: Google closed its news-aggregation service in Spain after a new law required it to pay for using excerpts of publishers' content.

If the news media would stop airing the terrified pleas of hostages, and if they would decline to use excerpts of videos of the hostages moments before the beheadings, perhaps some of the terrorists would lose interest in continuing these sickening acts.

The draft contains no provisions for removing a watermark for research or to use excerpts of protected material for satire or commentary, which has customarily been viewed as acceptable under copyright law.

Prior studies have used excerpts of known music from classical or film repertoire but not unfamiliar melodies designed to convey distinct emotions.

Songs were annotated as a whole: many implementations have used excerpts of songs to reduce computational effort and to investigate only on characteristic song parts.

For the first time, the new-music scene's "boombox guy" -- a term he cringes to hear, though he acknowledges his obsession with the machines -- will set words to his music, in an ambitious five-movement multimedia piece using excerpts from the writings of Luc Sante.

We then describe each of the concepts and sub-concepts, using excerpts from the data to illustrate examples of the concepts and sub-concepts.

The categories were then illustrated using excerpts from the data.