Sentence examples for collection of abstracts from inspiring English sources

Both autocoders are Perl scripts, and both autocoders used an identical text (a 170+ Megabyte collection of abstracts collected through a PubMed search) and the same nomenclature (neocl.xml, containing over 102,271 unique names of neoplasms).

For harder science, a collection of abstracts of original papers, editorials and correspondence about asthma from The New England Journal of Medicine is at www.nejm.org/content/collections /asthma.asp.

This is the official web site for the AIDS 2002 conference, with a searchable collection of abstracts, daily news, press releases and conference-related information.

In bio-medical sciences, Medline and PubMed in the United States provide a set of tools that can be used to search for information and retrieve it from a collection of abstracts linked to DNA and protein sequence databases.

For manually tagging a large collection of abstracts distributed across multiple curators it is crucial to test suitable annotation infrastructures that are scalable and that can efficiently manage and visualize the generated annotations.

The wine tasting room is home to her first collection of abstracts.

In the late 1950s he and his wife quickly assembled an impressive collection of Abstract Expressionists.

The Guggenheim Museum was commissioned as early as 1943 to house a permanent collection of abstract art.

Rogge is married to Ann Bovijn, a radiologist, and they have two grown children and a substantial collection of abstract art.

"It was the most important collection of Abstract Expressionism and early Pop art in private hands," Paul Schimmel, the longtime chief curator of MOCA, said.

Almost everything the Nelson-Atkins has put into the building — for example, its excellent collection of Abstract Expressionist and contemporary art — looks better than it did before.