Hence, we need a text-mining system that helps users explore various types of (possibly hidden) associations in an easy and comprehensible manner.
In fact Parliament voted for it just three weeks ago and Commissioner Margot Wallström, in this very House, said that we need a consolidated text as soon as possible.
As I settle down to dinner, willing the adrenaline in my veins to subside, my phone pings with a text: "We need a midwife tonight on delivery suite.
We do not need a text-based cinema … we need an image-based cinema".
Before anything else, you are going to need a text editor.
SMC used #bbcfootball to say: "Well done Garth Crooks for having the nerve to call a dive a dive!" Kevin in Hornchurch texted in: "We need a sin bin for pathetic divers, so they get a 15-minute period sitting on stools in front of opposing teams' fans.
More than that, we needed a rich text editor we could extend, to provide our journalists with an elegant interface for producing and formatting rich content.
As part of the Guardian's new digital content management system, Composer, we needed a rich text editor to enable our journalists to write rich content.
To have our journalists write and edit articles in the Web CMS, we needed a world-class text editor — one with almost all the features in the customized word processor used by our editors.
It seems we need the text to decipher the work after all.
What we need next is a text messaging system so that the fans can control which players are put on or taken off during the game… [via].
