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Milca C. Altamirano ENG 101 Jon LaGuardia 7 September 2016 Textual Analysis You awake with a breeze twirling with the fragments of hair left on your scalp; a dance known only to friends of the oncoming light. You open your eyes only to see the endless ocean in the sky. You do not see your family, nor your friends. You demand your legs and arms to function, they do not. You beg them to work the one time you need them to, and in defiance to the groan of your bones, you stand. You begin to wonder

cross-validation with Naive Bayes and SVM (support vector machine).Cardieet. al. Using a combination of LIWC, bigram and unigram features, they were capable to achieve 89.8% classification accuracy using 5- fold cross validation with linear SVM on written textual data [5] . Another study by (Ben Verhoeven &WalterDaelemans, in 2014) designed to serve multiple purposes: disclosure of age, gender, authorship, personality, feelings, deception, subject and gender. Another major feature is the planned annual expansion

I- What is the original meaning of the passage in the past. A- 1) What is the background of the text ; 2) textual Analysis- what is the original meaning of the text; 3) Source evaluation- who writes the text; 8) Historical assessment: setting, conditions, and circumstances; 4) Identify the nature of the text (Literary; Narrative; Rhetorical.) B- Locate the meaning of the Text; the social. Historicaland the cultural context or meaning is found in the text itself II- Establish the connection of the

Discourse community can be formal or informal. For example, in any professional field such as lawyer, they communicate by using terminology, abbreviations or other specific jargon with people who share the same knowledge background. This can be regarded as formal one. A less formal discourse community might be followers of a famous person, these followers are familiar with details of the person’s life; thus, they share the same information in a particular community. The first text, shown in appendix

identity of a particular person. The most popular authentication method is password authentication. In this, textual(alphanumeric) passwords are mostly used as traditional method. These types of textual passwords are strings of letters and digits. But there are several deficiencies in these textual passwords such as passwords used are short and simple which are easy to remember[2].So textual passwords can be personal names of family members, dictionary words, birth-date, pet name, phone number etc

Textual Analysis The Crucible The text which I have chosen to analyse is from the play The Crucible by Arthur Miller, just looking at Act One of this play. In Act One the scene opens in Reverend Parris’s house, in the year of 1692; the scene focuses on Betty being ‘ill’ in bed and ‘laying limp’, showing the powerful forces, they believe to be witchcraft has overcome her. This extract highlights the importance of the themes that are throughout the play and the ideas of townspeople’s lives in Salem

attempts to pretend that the affair never happened. “But I will cut off my hand before I reach for you again. Wipe it out of mind, we never touched, Abby…..Proctor, angered--at himself as well: You’ll speak nothin’ of Elizabeth!” (24) This piece of textual evidence proves that Proctor is unable to forgive himself for what he has done to Elizabeth, and what he has done to himself to lose his goodness.

Socrates is remembered for drastically altering philosophical ideology by implementing personal, existential thought into Greek society. Actually, Socrates was nicknamed the Athenian Gadfly, because he felt that the gods must have put him in front of the Athenian people so that the citizens wouldn't lack spiritually, and felt like he was a gadfly annoying a horse. Before Socrates, philosophy consisted more of ‘what is out-of-one’s control’ such as skepticism about the universe and its nature. Socrates

What differs a good restaurant from a great one is whether or not the restaurant gives their customers an enjoyable experience at their restaurant. The complete, enjoyable experience had at a restaurant is defined by several factors. A restaurant that is worth the time, money, and calories has a lively atmosphere that helps facilitate open and meaningful conversation, staff that is willing to go the extra mile, and a menu of reasonably priced food that looks appealing and tastes even better.

I find the process of thinking of something on a conceptual level and turning it into a conceivable object really intriguing. It requires excellent communication not only with people but also within one’s self; I think this is also the hardest part making something new and different-- creating. It requires finding an inspiration and then creating something that other people can understand and relate to because they have either experienced what the art piece represents or because they have thought