Sentence examples for bursts of popularity from inspiring English sources
Everyone knows that names experience bursts of popularity.
It would be wrong to pretend that Brown's career ended after the mid-70s, as he enjoyed several bursts of popularity in later years.
The algorithm proposed by Roy et al., Social TransferSocial Transfer, extracts information from Twitter to detect videos that will experience sudden bursts of popularity on YouTube [35].
Such hashtags are called promoted and often enjoy subsequent bursts of popularity similar to those of trending hashtags, therefore being listed among trending topics.
Cross-domain Social transfer [35] YouTube, Twitter SVM basic Shows a 70% accuracy in identifying which videos will receive sudden bursts of popularity (60% improvement over a model that uses only the information available on YouTube).
Why this new burst of popularity?
The pilgrimage has had a burst of popularity in recent years, drawing walkers from around the world.
Krav Maga is enjoying an unusual burst of popularity among American children who might otherwise be practicing karate chops.
Long on the fringes of American politics, he is enjoying a rare burst of popularity, a career high for the 76-year-old.
It used the theme song and clips of critical scenes from the earlier tear-jerker, which went on to a renewed burst of popularity.
Electronic music gained a much larger following in Europe, before seeing a burst of popularity here in the 90s and then its current American ubiquity.
