Interestingly enough, it sounds as if Diaspora is heavily predicated on lists, which they call "aspects".
Interestingly enough, it sounds as if Diaspora is heavily predicated on lists, which they call "aspects".
Several different ratios of frame width to frame height, called aspect ratios, have been used in motion pictures.
One of the most challenging problems in aspect-based opinion mining is aspect extraction, which aims to identify expressions that describe aspects of products (called aspect expressions) and categorize domain-specific synonymous expressions.
E. Seabring and John McCarten The New Yorker, January 10 , 1959P. 24 Gastro-Intestinal Intelligence: Among the salads listed recently on the menu of the cafeteria at the Museum of Modern Art was one called "Aspect".
Equation (1) is a weighted mixture of word distributions called aspect model [14].
What is called aspect, on the other hand, deals with the internal constituency of actions, events, states, processes or situations.
In 2008, a joint venture with private equity giant First Reserve, called Aspect Abundant Shale, sold its holdings in the Barnett shale for $170 million.
(What is called "aspect" in modern structural grammars of English is not really aspect – it is secondary, or serial, tense. Aspect in English is grammaticalised only in the non-finite verb).
In three episodes from a series called "Aspects of Suburban Life" Cadmus burlesques leisure-time activities.
