"while sentence" is a grammatically correct and usable expression in written English.
You can use it as a subordinate clause to express a contrast. For example, "He finished the project successfully, while his partner struggled to complete their tasks."
Human has a zigzag riff that is almost worthy of Captain Beefheart, while Sentence puts a niggling guitar line over a syncopated, finger-clicking groove: think disco played by stoned indie kids who can barely be bothered to get out of bed.
Sentence (3), for example, is a necessary truth, while sentence (4) is not.
The past-tensed sentence (8a) uttered out of the blue is infelicitous, while sentence (8b) is fine, since in this case the when-clause introduces the reference time.
While sentence collections and disputed questions make very explicit the different sources and vocabularies that clash with each other and with that of the author of a question, meditation and soliloquy show no particular reliance on authoritative sources.
For a pair of proteins with a large number of results iHOP might be the best choice while sentence co-occurrence might be better suited for less-studied pairs.
Basically, the feature generation rule of "main feature" and "content feature" mostly relies on microlevel information about the word token itself, while "sentence feature" and "linear order feature" rely on the macrolevel information about the sentence.
Judge Christopher Harvey Clark, QC, lambasted it while sentencing in Truro Crown Court last month.
For example, longer sentences are required when a weapon is involved, while sentences could be reduced if the offender is enrolled in a drug treatment program.
And even while sentencing Mr. Mubarak to life in prison, the judge said the prosecution had presented no evidence that he had actively directed the killing of protesters.
Two word tongue twisters caused more 't'kop' type errors, while sentences produced more 'tah-kop' mistakes that included a short vowel after the initial consonant.
"Such cruel and barbaric acts cannot be allowed to take place in developed metropolitan cities," the sessions judge, Ramesh Kumar Singhal, said while sentencing.
