Sentence examples for documents analyzed by from inspiring English sources

According to the documents analyzed by the committee, the company did cut back substantially on the use of underwater dispersants after the directive was issued.

Since the target users for our proposed method are the news/intelligence analysts who seek more automated analysis of documents, we used 52,000 unclassified training news reports and stories, similar in format with the real documents analyzed by analysts' NER systems (unstructured text, and in a variety of lengths, from a few pages to over 200 pages in some cases).

A first report published by the news agency over the weekend claimed that documents analyzed by the Russian intelligence services "prove" that U.S. policy is driven by an "alien/extraterrestrial intelligence agenda".

If granted, the refund total for those requests could add up to more than $135 million, according to county tax data and application documents analyzed by The Associated Press.

The part of the Health Watcher requirements document analyzed by the participants had six types of non-functional crosscutting concerns: "Security," "Concurrency," "Usability," "Performance," "Availability," and "Persistence".

As a result of a high recall, the precision achieved was only 0.599 P. > -wrap-foot> To understand the behavior of our toponym detector, we randomly selected 10 documents and analyzed by hand the causes of the errors.

The Microsoft Remedy invites readers to join us in examining court documents, analyzing commentary by legal experts on the issues involved, and developing a considered rationale for the appropriate remedy to the Microsoft antitrust case.

The document is analyzed by 4 different classifiers, each of which output the probability that the document belongs to class A, B, or C, in the case of 3 class labels.

Most fully documented and analyzed by Pamela Smith Hill in her biography "Laura Ingalls Wilder" (2007) and her annotated edition of Wilder's memoir, "Pioneer Girl" (2014), this relationship is still open to interpretation.

The information collected was documented and analyzed by a research team, and the results of interim reports were included in the recommendations of the Independent Commissioner and the Round Table committee.

It is rooted in the "absence of empathy" so well documented and analyzed by Robert Jay Lifton, the famed psychiatrist who has studied human behavior under extreme circumstances over many years.