Sentence examples for a collaborative method from inspiring English sources
Some of these offers were hard to turn down, but they conflicted with the working method that Bourne was developing at the time, a collaborative method.
We present a collaborative method for session tracking to identify direct and indirect web server interactions.
Our president was too polite to remind the audience that the union has long been committed to a collaborative method of improving teacher quality, but the sticking point has been the fear of sharing power by administrators, who are under the gun due to NCLB.
In Edmonton a collaborative method was used through WCHRI, which may not have been as successful in providing access to eligible women because APrON was competing with other projects and the women did not have a choice as to which project they were assigned.
Li et al. proposed an active collaborative method that combined feature selection and a link filtering method [23].
RALPH ALESSI/TIM BERNE/SHANE ENDSLEY (Wednesday) Mr. Alessi and Mr. Endsley, both trumpeters, and Mr. Berne, a saxophonist, each have a distinctive take on contemporary avant-gardism; their collaborative method doesn't suggest a middle ground so much as a common language.
This collaborative method creates a two-level alarm system: the node-level alarm and the network alarm.
One is based on the user's history, which is a content-based method, and the other is based on group history, which is a collaborative filtering method.
In response to this situation, we have developed a design model and a collaborative learning method.
In this paper, a collaborative watchdog method was used to identify the selfish nodes and diminish the detection time and message overhead.
In this paper we present a collaborative filtering method which opens up the possibilities of traditional collaborative filtering in two aspects: (1) it enables joint recommendations to groups of users and (2) it enables the recommendations to be restricted to items similar to a set of reference items.
