The statistical analysis of author keywords might be aimed at discovering directions of science, and proved to be important for monitoring development of science (Hu et al. 2010).
She is on good terms with her work, herself, and her life, and apparently has been since the summer of 1990, when she discovered her direction as an artist.
Introduces programming through "free projects" in which students choose (or discover) the direction of their project through exploration.
Others have traversed these paths but it is only through our personal courage to face the journey, that we can discover the direction to find our true selves again.
Her research has yet to discover a direction correlation between the number of diagnosed concussions and the severity of CTE, but she said there are strong signs of an association between the length of exposure to subconcussive injuries and brain disease.
Under this assumption, discovering the direction of a causal edge from non-time series observational data becomes possible in some cases, especially in subnetworks that are acyclic (tree-like).
The "celebrated Professor William Jones" discovers directions to Father Christmas's house in a rare book Babar has unearthed, "uttering little grunts" as he peruses the text.
In 1956, physicists discovered that the direction in which a nucleus of radioactive cobalt-60 is most likely to emit radiation depends on its direction of spin.
It was discovered that text direction, screen size, and character size all produced an effect on search time.
Scorpius X-1, (catalog number Sco X-1), brightest X-ray source in the sky, the first such object discovered in the direction of the constellation Scorpius.
In test drives, a team of employees from Garmin and from the Navteq mapping division of Nokia discovered that the direction of travel changed what needed to be said — a landmark visible when approaching from the north might be hidden when driving from the south.
