She is uncomfortable in the glare of publicity: she finds questioning in English tiring and has developed a lexicon of stock answers.
For instance, [32] developed a lexicon in which positive and negative values are associated to words, hashtags, and any sort of tokens according to the frequency with which these tokens appear in tweets containing positive and negative emoticons.
From a total of 194,615 ICU reports, we empirically developed a lexicon to categorize pneumonia-relevant terms and uncertainty profiles.
To standardize lesion characterization on ultrasound, the American College of Radiology (ACR) developed a lexicon of sonographic descriptors of breast masses with attendant assessment categories, i.e. the sonographic Breast Imaging Reporting and Data System (BI-RADS) lexicon[ 2 ].
Two physicians experienced with critical care reviewed >1,000 CXR reports to empirically develop a lexicon focused on categorizing features associated with pneumonia (Table 1) within three broad categories: (1) terms and term groups; (2) uncertainty profiles; and (3) 'other' features.
We developed a lexicon-based sentiment analysis algorithm that differs from existing models in the way that it aggregates the sentiment values of positive and negative words within a message.
The meticulous work of developing a comprehensive underlying lexicon, however, will take time.
The RadLex project ("lexicon for uniform indexing and retrieval of radiology information resources") is a collaboration involving RSNA and other radiology organisations, including the ACR American College of Radiologyy), subspecialty societies and numerous physicians, aimed at developing a comprehensive radiology lexicon.
He developed a unique lexicon and catalog of insults for the character.
So, to quote the LA Times on the proliferation of numeric, English-like symbols, technology has a history of helping young people develop "a growing lexicon of the mundane, offbeat and obscene".
