Sentence examples for appropriate tags from inspiring English sources

"On average, these automatic tags predict other humans' [tags] pretty much as accurately as a given human person can do," Lanckriet says. He envisions a system that could take an unfamiliar song from an independent band, or even something recorded in a user's garage and then analyze it on the fly and suggest appropriate tags and similar music.

It also facilitates the storage of tool specific data using appropriate tags.

The users must rely on their own intuition to pick the appropriate tags when multiple tags represent the same meaning.

With the proposed auto-tagging methodology, the classification process supports retrieving specific information but tagging is focused on how to choose appropriate tags for the article.

The engineering of appropriate tags into the proteins of choice yields "molecular handles" through which multi-component complexes can be immunoprecipitated and highly purified.

PDF files should be analyzed and organized automatically, and cumbersome tasks such as classifying documents, placing the appropriate tags, and renaming file names should be kept to a minimum.

The elaboration of a corpus based on texts from a business environment is somewhat problematic as companies are not used to providing information for linguistic research and the appropriate tagging of a real corpus is not an easy task.

They christen it the Mighty One, although, given that the number of shots in which it gobbles up the open road are heavily outnumbered by those in which it slithers, skids, tips over, coughs, and, in one instance, runs hell-for-leather into the side of a cow, the Undependable One seems a more appropriate tag.

By adding an appropriate tag, that user can attract the attention of experts with a comprehensive knowledge of the field's prior art.Eventually, the ten pieces of prior art that receive most votes in the Peer to Patent community perusing each patent are sent to the patent examiner.

It begins by highlighting new screening methodologies for drug discovery that involve appropriate tagging of either the substrate or an array of potential substrates (i.e. in proteomics screens) with 19F-markers that then report back on turnover and function, respectively, via the NMR screen.

In addition, retailers must decide on an appropriate tagging strategy.