In this paradigm, participants begin by studying lists of words; for example a list may comprise the words mad, fear, hate, rage, temper, fury, ire, wrath, happy, fight, hatred, mean, calm, emotion, enrage.
These comprised the following wording (with associated judgmental criteria provided per domain - details in Table 1): Domain I (Rationale): Would a significant body of accredited homeopaths support the rationale for the intervention used in the study?
This is a collection of essays on the death of David Kelly, whose final words comprise the book's title, and the Hutton inquiry, by Guardian journalists.
It opened with Wagner's overture to Rienzi, but the rest of the programme comprised, in the words of an historian of the Proms, David Cox, "for the most part... blatant trivialities".
A list of 40 words (10 negative, 10 positive, 10 neutral, and 10 mathematics words) comprised the primes (see Appendix for details of the primes).
Categories of words comprised the first level of abstraction.
The published papers comprise the first word on this dataset, they surely won't be the last word; I look forward to other groups analyzing this data.
Because one functional imaging block comprised the presentation of a subliminal word and its corresponding supraliminal word, the contrast images contained both encoding- and retrieval-related brain activity.
It's a reality show about all that's comprised by the word partying, a mighty theme indeed, but the good-looking kids of Kaanapali just have no words with which to form listenable dialogue.
Thus score estimates the sentiment or emotion of a document as a weighted average of the sentiment or emotion scores for the words comprising the document.
