Irrespective of how this concept is defined, the question of resources poses one of the most significant challenges to its widespread use.
In this realm it can be easy to lose track of fundamentals, such as defining the question of interest, and interpreting the enormous set of results.
In the same way, we defined the questions of the characterization form used in the analysis of the developer experience; and in the definition of the SourceMiner exercise, which trained the participants on the visualization tool.
We must define the questions we ask of technologists and not view technology as an autonomous, deterministic force, but as an asset that is mobilized to address these important issues.
Khatami said he took deep offense at that insistence and contended that defining the question as one of freedom amounted to brushing aside the sacred dignity that stands at the core of any religion.
The advantages of this QA system include the simple process of defining the question taxonomy answered by the system as well as the possibility of locally or remotely managed document collections.
"How do you define health?" The question of which country is healthier, Dr. Hadler and others say, turns out to be a perfect illustration of an issue that has plagued American medicine: the more health problems you look for, the more you find.
First, I want it to continue to be a vibrant, exciting, electric environment for people to learn, to exchange ideas, and to help shape and define the large questions of today and tomorrow.
Addressing the Parliamentary Labour Party, Mr Miliband said: "After three weeks of the party conferences one thing is clear: Labour has defined the central question of the next election - who can make us One Nation.
Together this collective thought-body will progressively, creatively and contingently define and revise the question of what Social Choreography is or might become, on what surfaces it emerges, and how it might be practiced, embodied and applied.
