Sentence examples for cluster of articles from inspiring English sources

The results were published online in the March 2014 issue of the journal Health Affairs, which includes a cluster of articles on HIV/AIDS in America.

Last week, for instance, a cluster of articles on gay marriages in California included those from major national and California outlets, like The Los Angeles Times, The San Jose Mercury News and The New York Times.

This cluster of articles explores the potential and limits of the concept for describing medial change, at a time when both the printed book and the celluloid film are supplemented and maybe even supplanted by new media and delivery technologies.

Though a fairly new journal, we have already published two supplements (2, 3) and a thematic cluster of articles (4), and at least two more supplements and a thematic cluster are pending for publication in 2010.

The special publication of a cluster of articles addressing climate change and global health in conjunction with the COP 15 climate meeting that was held in Copenhagen last December is an example of our efforts in this area (4).

Thus, the presence of more clusters within the bipartite network partition allows us to identify methodologically different clusters of articles within the hep categories, in particular dividing theoretical papers from experimental ones.

The reported values of normalized mutual information indicate the existence of some common information between automatically identified clusters of articles (both in the bipartite and unipartite cases) and the author based classification.

Following a concise, detailed introduction by the editors that provides the history both of pertinent issues in our country and internationally and of the collection itself in a manifesto entitled "Robust Culture of Fair Dealing Online," the collection is divided into three core sections, each with substantial clusters of articles.

This procedure identified three clusters of articles (reflecting psychoanalytical theories, biological factors, and social aspects).

All members of the team independently screened clusters of articles; uncertainties were resolved by seeking review by another member.

The results show that this approach can efficiently cluster collections of articles into discriminative categories without any supervision.