Sentence examples for verbose papers from inspiring English sources
Yet, frequently, we spend more energy on admiring problems--writing verbose papers about impending doom and debating untested theories about the causes of disaster--than on fixing them.
The papers are verbose (one Los Angeles Times reporter said his stories were so long even his mother never read to the end of them), formulaic, wretchedly designed (the Washington Post being an especially monstrous example) with the use of pictures being generally of the standard that would have been regarded as slightly old-fashioned in English local papers of the Watergate era.
As with other method, don't overuse this one; you don't want the paper to sound too verbose or embellished.
This paper proposes a methodology to automatically detect verbose queries and conditionally modify queries.
"Often, I've looked back at papers I've written on Adderall, and they're verbose.
"Often I've looked back at papers I've written on Adderall, and they're verbose.
We consider verbosity a different property of queries from length since a verbose query is not necessarily long, it might be succinct and a short query might be verbose.
However I have now encountered a new justification - official briefing papers that apparently cannot be shown to the public because they are too succinct and not verbose enough.
(verbose = 0) Verbose level.
The methodology proposed in this paper exploits state-of-the-art classification algorithms, combines concepts from a large linguistic database and uses a topic gisting algorithm we designed for verbose query modification purposes.
