Sentence examples for distinguish crowd from inspiring English sources

Second, we identify two fundamental elements that characterize crowd science projects – open participation and open sharing of intermediate inputs – and distinguish crowd science from other knowledge production regimes such as innovation contests or traditional "Mertonian" science.

Specifically, she makes a case for the concept of curation as a central issue that distinguishes crowd-sourced archives from vetted, scholarly ones.

Crowd quakes are a typical reason for crowd disasters, to be distinguished from crowd disasters resulting from 'mass panic' or 'crowd crushes'.

"With commercial TV going in the direction it has been going -- pretty earnestly, particularly at the local level -- it makes us easier to distinguish from the crowd," said William Jobes, NJN's director of news and public affairs.

Crowding purportedly occurs in normal foveal vision but only over tiny distances (a few minutes of arc; Bouma, 1970) so most conventionally printed text (like the 1.2° letters used in the current study) would have to overlap to induce crowding, thus making it difficult to distinguish effects of crowding from ordinary masking (Martelli et al., 2005).

We instead define word shape operationally (what can be distinguished when crowded) and choose the letter substitutes so as to be visually indistinguishable from the original when crowded.

The Comment examines Surowiecki's criteria for distinguishing smart crowds from stupid ones.

Duddridge wants his audience to distinguish themselves from the crowd.

Waiters like tipping because it gives them the chance to distinguish themselves from the crowd and to score an occasional windfall.

"It's very hard to develop substantive ideas to distinguish yourself in the crowd with the rush of early primaries and all these debates," Mr. Segal said.

To distinguish myself from the crowd, I set myself a forbidding task: I would write a daily blog every day for the next 10 years.