Sentence examples for boost terms from inspiring English sources

A special dictionary of boost terms was used to boost certain terms that were occasionally missed by the extractor.

Removing the boost term from the model (or, indeed, setting Γ = 0) and setting initial conditions to represent some state of the system, we can see how the patterns of risk would evolve.

Results also indicate that performance gain is achieved by most models when we utilize a list of health terms (cf. a health metathesaurus) for boosting term weights.

That's a massive boost in terms of capital injection.

"It will give us a massive boost in terms of crowd numbers if he does play," Kellett said.

They talk about how nice it is to be nominated, that it gives them a boost in terms of exposure and sales.

"With all the visitors coming there should be a fantastic boost in terms of tourism.

Halliburton discussed their profit boost in terms of a shift to natural gas that has become a trend.

While homebuilders such as KB Home or D.R. Horton might get a short-term boost, their long-term prospects are murkier.

Of course we know that constantly dialing down expenses and investments to boost short-term margins inevitably damages the long-term health of the company.

We assume mobile money may boost long-term time deposits/loanable funds through overnight/short-term interbank deals.