Sentence examples for document of interest from inspiring English sources
Cited reference searching finds more recent works that cite an earlier document of interest.
When he found a document of interest, he quickly snapped a photo and instantly shared his discovery with a colleague working hundreds of miles away.
But scholars said the encyclical, "Fides et Ratio" ("Faith and Reason"), which was addressed to the bishops, should not be read simply as a document of interest primarily to them and students, but one that comes with a message for a worldwide, growing church.
This may lead to skimming of multiple documents with the novice actually never returning to the original document of interest.
Such a reading, Stone counters, tends to reduce Hegel's philosophy of nature to a historical document, of interest only to historians of the science of the nineteenth century.
Each document of interest is represented as a "bag of words" feature vector x∈ℜ|V|, where the entries of × reflect some measure of the frequency with which the words in the vocabulary set V appear in the document.
Very quickly, Mr. von Lohmann argues, you are dealing with ordinary citizens who are merely trading in and discussing documents of interest to public health.
The addition of a notification solution is necessary to inform users as soon as their clinical documents of interest have been produced so that they can retrieve them by means of the traditional Health Information Systems.
Columbia's James Yardley told Live Science: "In our first exploration, we did state that the inks used for the two documents of interest [the John papyrus and the Gospel of Jesus's Wife] were quite different.
Iwai et al. proposed Limpid Desk, a system for locating documents of interest from ones stacked and scattered on a desk.
