Sentence examples for closest concept from inspiring English sources
The Watch Observer, the closest concept to the Watch Enthusiast, is an online database — though not an application — that grades and reviews some 120 models.
The BioSuit is the closest concept yet to the outfits of Star Trek.
"The closest concept I can think of that could describe the transition from the human consciousness to the proto-consciousness that Stuart Hameroff talks about is death," says Athanasiou. "A moment where our consciousness passes from the human realm into another realm that is undetectable by human senses.
This is expected because the annotation guidelines for the NCBI disease corpus instructed the human annotators to annotate any mention that does not exactly match a concept in MEDIC with the closest concept that includes it.
In frequent pattern mining, a close concept to maximal frequent pattern is closed frequent pattern.
8 9 Risk aversion slightly differs from uncertainty avoidance, but, as a close concept largely used in economics, it was interesting to know whether it might play a role in antibiotic prescribing and the use of rapid diagnostic tests in tonsillitis.
Meanwhile, the World Health Organisation has introduced the close concept of "active ageing" [ 9], which it defines as "the process of optimising opportunities for health, participation, and security in order to enhance the quality of life as people age".
Redundancy between items Two items may express the same concept or close concepts that would be translated the same way 3e.
Stojanovic et al. [8] discuss an approach for semantic ranking of results which is based on estimating the distance between concepts in the query and concepts in the result, and assigning more relevance to results using closer concepts to query concepts.
Rightward bias increased as semantic distance decreased, suggesting that semantically close concepts were more likely to have their distance underestimated.
Fit has to do with how close concepts fit with the incidents they are representing.
