Sentence examples for word settings from inspiring English sources
This design is particularly useful when "natural experiments" in real word settings occur for example, when a health policy change comes into effect.
More precisely, slide down the "Quick Settings" mention until you see the word "Settings".
The settings icon is a circular gear-like icon with a gray background and has the word "Settings" under it.
Accordingly, prior to widespread implementation, the transfer to real-word settings should be evaluated with a scientifically valid design.
Barry's word-setting frequently rides roughshod over the natural rhythmic stresses of the English language in a way that would fail him a music theory paper, but here emphasises the artificial thought-processes of Wilde's characters, as well as his own mannered treatment of them.
The underlying SSWAP semantic web service accepts parameterization of gapped alignments, expectation and extension thresholds, word size settings, and limits on maximum hits and returned alignments.
Jared Mezzocchi's projections offer words and settings rendered in Juliacks's expressionistic style.
Click on the words "My settings".
Booth's fiction continues and reinvigorates a tradition - Buchanesque might be the word if the settings, values and dates were not so different - of well-made, well-documented storytelling in which the detail is grippingly authentic: take the small arms in A Very Private Gentleman (1991), or the pre-first world war railway compartments in the last novel, Islands Of Silence (2002).
My iPod Touch sounded a bit muddy at first, with the kick drum of Fall Out Boy's "THNKS FR TH MMRS" popping and distorting to the point that I had to change the EQ preset from Rock to Spoken Word, of all settings.
Or, for the nerds, a quick technological prank like changing Google's language or MS Word's AutoCorrect settings will get the job done.
