Sentence examples for classified topics from inspiring English sources

We classified topics as structure, behavior, or function, as this three-way distinction is common (Goel et al. 2009) and can be viewed as related to the depth of the question.

The category-topic context classified topics to relevant categories to indicate if a topic "is a" or "typically involves" the corresponding category.

We first introduce some common notations to be used through the paper, broadly classified by topics.

We classified the topic of each journal article using an expanded range of focus topics used by Bartlett et al [17].

We therefore included the Application theme to classify those topics that do not fall under big data.

For those users who are accessible, 33% of users are classified as "Topic-focused".

The Inwood and Gerson collection translates many of the same texts, but unlike LS does not chop them up into smaller bits classified by topic.

Answers to the two open-ended questions were classified by topic using word clustering for the question about key features of an optimal data collection form, and by topic clustering for the open remarks.

Among 62 key concepts, the main interests specifically declared were: activities (40%; e.g., "to observe and talk about variability and diversity of different animal species"; "to observe and classify shells"), topics and concepts (35%; e.g., "…biodiversity and variability.

We thank Eric Racine, Institut de Recherches Cliniques de Montréal, University of Montreal and McGill University, Canada, for providing the coding guide for classifying the topics.

This list was then used to classify research topics in the projects and priorities expressed in the Alliance partners' profiles.