Sentence examples for words or strings from inspiring English sources

Primitive words, or strings over a finite alphabet that cannot be written as a power of another string, play an important role in numerous research areas including formal language theory, coding theory, and combinatorics on words.

So the new trick is to manually identify these signals in several languages and then use data-mining techniques to hunt through other translations looking for words or strings of letters that play the same role.

While listening to these poems ("I Google Myself" and "Bicycle Day"), I kept thinking about the necessity to borrow and to cut and paste from different parts of the world: any fragment you'd find on a sidewalk, anything taken out of context, words or strings of words that rhyme.

To this purpose, we adapted a simple lexical decision task [11] that required the subjects to decide whether the visually presented stimuli were real English words or strings of letters with plausible readings but no semantic content ("nonwords") by pressing a button on an MRI-compatible response device.

These classifiers aim at finding ontology terms literally in the text, by alignment of words or strings, ignoring the contextual knowledge in the abstract.

Consider an easy-to-remember phrase that contains two or three words, or stringing together only the first few letters of each word in a sentence that would be difficult to guess.

Paracel's machines are designed to sift documents rapidly for particular words, phrases or strings of letters -- an ability of obvious use to those filtering communications for important nuggets.

Ciphers, as in the case of codes, also replace a piece of information (an element of the plaintext that may consist of a letter, word, or string of symbols) with another object.

The clue will probably have the usual three elements: a definition at the start or the end, an indicator that the answer is hiding, and next to that a word or string of words in which you can find the answer.

The transcription is a phonetic approximation of the word or string of sounds.

Tapping on a word or string of words with three fingers triggers a pop-up window with relevant information depending on the context.