Sentence examples for analysis of entities from inspiring English sources

Then we present an analysis of entities frequently recognized incorrectly as chemicals or non-chemicals by the two systems.

Although this threefold scheme has obvious links to the hylomorphic analysis of entities into their matter and form, it is not identical with it for two main reasons.

We performed an implicit relationship analysis of entities (relevant vascular pathologies, genes, etc).

Collectively, the terms represent a controlled vocabulary describing a particular domain, and this structure can facilitate computational analysis of entities and concepts annotated with the terms.

A feature analysis of lexical entities has been carried out which shows that lexical attributes can be classified into five categories comprising nineteen attributes, including form attributes, morphological attributes, functional attributes, meaning attributes, and referential attributes.

Federiga M. Bindi Calussi's chapter entitled "The Cost of Staying out of the European Union," for example, while providing an excellent analysis of foreign entities lobbying the EU, does not quite seem to answer the question "is there a common European foreign policy?," and to some extent repeats Michael Leigh's work in the subsection on Eastern Europe.

This paper propose a practical framework in determining sentiment analysis of name entities.

Lewis inherits a general problem for the possible world analysis of intensional entities, namely, that they are too "coarse-grained".

A prominent approach to the analysis of social entities can be found in [ 52], where John R. Searle attempts to reconcile a naturalistic worldview with the purported existence of social entities.

Pathway analysis of gene entities that were derived by GPAT annotation and that represented potential direct FOXP3 target genes was performed with GeneGO software (Thomson Reuters, New York, USA, see Additional File 2).

However, we prefer Searle's account to others because it is probably the most elaborate philosophical analysis of social entities and, as a consequence, can be applied to more specific questions without much further work.