All he needed now, Rimmerman decided, was a clear sense of mission — a brand identity, in other words, centered on making the world a better place instead of just making a buck.
A play on words centered on "acceptance" is the focus of a campaign under way from MasterCard Worldwide, which offers a hashtag, #AcceptanceMatters, and includes material on Facebook along with Twitter.
A contextual window of size 2H + 1 words is centered on the word of interest w i and lexical features are extracted.
The word "Farnesius," centered in the architrave that divides the two stories, proclaims the glory of the man who made it all possible.
Spoken Word CENTER FOR JEWISH HISTORY, 15 West 16th Street, Flatiron district.
The words "center of gravity" came to me, secondhand track-and-field lingo from my vain attempt to place out of P.E. that spring.
Ayn Rand's "Objectivism," in her own words, centers on "the concept of man as a heroic being, with his own happiness as the moral purpose of his life, with productive achievement as his noblest activity, and reason as his only absolute".
Such an assumption can explain the apparently paradoxical finding of an inverted-optimal viewing position effect in fixation durations [24]: An account based on visual acuity limitations would predict that fixation durations should be shortest around word centers, while experimentally fixation durations are longest at word word centers.
For saccades, within-word landing positions (Fig. 1) show a pronounced peak near the word center [2], but distributions are rather broad and additionally modulated by word length as well as launch-site distance [3].
For launch sites close to the word center (e.g., Fig. 1, launch site = 3, 4), a bimodal fit was used to capture forward and backward refixation saccades (the same standard deviation was used for both saccade types).
