Sentence examples for connect documents from inspiring English sources

So far there's been no way to connect documents in detail.

By associating semantic identifiers like the InChI with words (chemicals) the WHG can also connect documents to a variety of software agents and databases.

According to [98], semantic relations provide richer metadata connecting documents to ontologies and enable more sophisticated semantic search and knowledge access.

At launch, it'll have Windows apps for connecting documents to the Tely video camera, which can be shared with other members of the video conference.

Berners-Lee notes that the original Web was for connecting documents together online, and then argues quite eloquently why the Web now has to evolve from linked documents to linked data.

Moreover, we report here the discovery of two fossil carnivore skeletons (a cave bear and a cave lion), one of the best preserved and anatomically connected, documented in such environments.

A number of photo-sharing sites are being transformed from places to look at pictures into tools to connect historical documents and give more people a sense of history.

DeepLit stands for "Deeper Literacy: Connecting Documents to Data and Discourse".

Through the DeepLit (Deeper Literacy: Connecting Documents to Data and Discourse) startup, we seek to extend WikiHyperGlossary technologies to other knowledge domains, and integrate them into other knowledge acquisition workflows.

The strategy is to parse a document through a glossary of the document's knowledge domain, effectively using the lexicon of the domain to connect the document to resources of the domain.

The show's curators, Will Swofford Cameron and Johan Kugelberg, contend that it further bolsters MacLise's status as a "human link document" connecting Beat poetry, the art scenes of Fluxus and Andy Warhol's Factory, psychedelic film, rock and the classical avant-garde.