Sentence examples for consider a document from inspiring English sources

To understand the difference between HTML and XML, consider a document containing, say, baseball statistics, like those printed in newspapers.

The conference will consider a document on the subject, but the authors of Quality, Innovation, Choice have built consensus around an approach which cuts across the public v private debate by emphasising devolution and the provision of services by mutual and voluntary organisations.

Steve Coz, the editor of The Enquirer, said that he was most shocked by Time's use of the Christmas card, which he said he would not have considered a document for publication and added that he also decided case by case whether to use pictures of children.

In previous studies, researchers have always considered a document as a single closed entity.

It can be used in key-value fashion, but is considered a document store working with JSON documents (similarly to CouchDB) [10].

Traditional law considers a document signed if it contains "any mark sufficient to show legal intent to be bound by the document".

Some states, such as Colorado, flat-out denied our request, saying that the algorithms were contained in software, which was not considered a "document" that open government laws required officials to make public.

Topic modeling considers a document to be a mixture of topics, and a topic to be a probability distribution over words.

Judge Mukasey had asked for further submissions on whether he should consider a classified document that is said to detail the evidence against Mr. Padilla, but which the government has refused to show to the defense.

Regardless of the size of the missing piece (the largest missing piece was ~1/6 of a page), assessors never consider a historic document to be unfit, regardless of the context of use, i.e. display or reading.

Each document is considered a COPD document if COPD was the primary diagnosis.