Sentence examples for descriptive tag from inspiring English sources

Esther is "psychotic" by definition, but the definition is merely a descriptive tag: by the time we learn how she got to be "psychotic" the word has ceased to be relevant.

I found it to be very useful for randomly discovering sites based on a descriptive tag.

In text-based retrieval, the user inputs a semantic concept (descriptive tag) query and the database sound set is ranked in terms of relevance to the query concept.

Analysis for each interview began by 'open coding' the interview transcript, giving each section of the transcript that addressed a particular issue a descriptive tag or 'code'code

Analysis for the first four interviews began by 'open coding' the interview transcripts, giving each section of a transcript that addressed a particular issue a descriptive tag or 'code' (e.g. a section of a transcript could be labelled 'frustration with continuity of care').

Each resource entry will have a brief description, descriptive tags, image, and a link to install the app or launch the web site.

Engines that go beyond these descriptive tags to automatically search the visual contents themselves may appeal to consumers.

Museums plan to encourage the public to annotate their collections by supplying descriptive tags that could exist alongside professional documentation, creating a new shared vocabulary.

To use PhotoSketch, a user simply sketches a scene, using blobs to represent different components, with descriptive tags added to each blob.

The problem, he said, is that the sites have not put descriptive "tags" into the code used to build those Web images or links.

The descriptive tags suggested that they weren't any more vivid depictions of Francis than the pages I'd seen already: a thirteenth-century Bible, a missal, a breviary, a psalter with a couple of hymns to St. Francis.