Sentence examples for view text from inspiring English sources

We use two public datasets, namely, ICDAR 2013 dataset and the Street View Text dataset to evaluate the performance of our method.

On the left of its main page is a list of Notes you've previously entered; on the right is a larger section where you enter or view text inside notes.

By aiming MEG at an item and pressing a button or by typing an item's number into the device, museum visitors can view text explaining the object on MEG's screen.

No wonder our proud defenders of the noble French language view text messages as a redoubtable enemy.Hervé ClaretLyonSIR – As a Brit who has lived in France for 15 years and who has been married to a French woman for 39 years there is another factor which makes the French averse to using text messaging: verbosity.Michael ThomsonTrouville-sur-mer, France.

A lawyer for the massage therapists who sued Brett Favre and the Jets on Monday said N.F.L. investigators looking into a separate sexual harassment allegation declined his offer to view text messages and other documents that he said demonstrated Favre's misconduct.

"When the touchscreen defect manifests, Mr Davidson is unable to send or view text messages, take pictures, capture video, play music, browse the internet, send or view emails, use GPS navigation, use the touchscreen to make and take calls and download or use various applications, among other things".

One may restrict one's search just to "full view" texts, or to "full view" and "preview" texts.

However, you can view texts without Wifi.

Should that be the case, one might then wonder whether viewing text presented in, say, a rounder typeface would also potentially influence the perception of sweetness, as compared to viewing the same information when presented in a more angular typeface.

At a time when readers are more accustomed to viewing text printed on screens or in books, handwritten manuscripts and letters may initially appear "distant," said Daniel Greene, vice president for research and academic programs at the Newberry Library in Chicago.

The assessed activities included reading or viewing text messages, emails, map directions, internet sites and social messaging boards and typing or writing activities through these same applications.