SIFT and PolyPhen were also included in the Consensus score for a 'wisdom of the crowd' historical context due to the fact that many laboratories may already have these prediction algorithms in use.
Twitter's pry bar, its tool to lever away a few precious minutes of your attention span each day, is the fact that it provides a continuous stream of crowd-generated context.
Thanking the orchestra for having her, Ms. Carey referred to it as "the New York City Philharmonic," one sign among many that this was not the ensemble's usual context, crowd or repertory.
Though unfailingly genial, Ms. Messina never quite figured out how to navigate the cramped stage and the post-dinner crowd, though the context added a bit of resonance to "I'm Alright," in which Ms. Messina tells an old lover, "Looking good in your three-piece suit/I always knew you'd take the business route".
Watching these spots in real time with a real crowd in real context is magical.
This study aimed to examine crowding in the context of neurodegenerative disease, addressing the question of why individuals with PCA show excessive crowding in central vision.
Along with collective self-organization phenomena (e.g., streams of people, rivers of people, collective synchronization), there are also a multitude of applications in the context of crowd management, design of pedestrian facilities and urban planning.
Within the context of crowd-induced lateral bridge vibration, human structure interaction (HSI) is a widely studied phenomenon.
Think of the language – "appalling", "disgusted", "disgrace" – that followed the badminton players' listless behaviour on the court; or recall the boos from the crowd, so harsh in the context of the celebratory atmosphere of the Games.
Following the existing trends, we are motivated to propose a fog computing based scheme, called MIST (i.e. a cloud near the earth's surface with lesser density than fog), to support crowd sensing applications in the context of IoT.
