And what is the basis for terming people "domestic extremists", when according to polls they represent majority public opinion?
An example of this problem is when the chosen measure is the frequency of each term in the collection of texts that is the basis for the term extraction and, thus, a determined term (for example, 'polinização'pollination'on'), from the ecology domain) is not extracted as it has low frequency.
We propose a three-step process in which a probabilistic topic modelling approach is used in order to uncover latent topics that provide the basis for item and term similarity calculation for the corresponding recommendations.
For example, xinli refers to both heart and mind and is the basis for the term psychology xinlixue.
This is of course also the basis for the term "passion" as something that we "suffer", which was discussed by many philosophers in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, e.g. Descartes, Spinoza and Hume.
However, the theoretical basis for the term burnout differs between the available self-report instruments constructed to assess the condition.
We nonetheless present a model Arctic system that could form the basis for long term monitoring for climate- driven species shifts.
Interaction types described in the Comparative Toxicogenomics Dataset (CTD) [36] were used as a basis for relational terms, being further developed by the addition of new interaction terms such as activation and inhibition.
In the current study, short-term (0 – 3 years) data from PROactive was used as a basis for long-term projections using the CORE Diabetes Model adapted to include clinical input data from PROactive [ 21].
But that, they argue, implies a mistaken reliance on factors such as natural resources, cheap wages or geographic location, and will not provide the basis for long-term prosperity.Instead, countries should think about fostering more sophisticated sources of long-term "competitive advantage".
