Spotlight, the Globe's investigative team, published its first story in its series, "Church Allowed Abuse by Priest for Years," on January 6 , 2002 in the next year, it published over six hundred more, using the Church's own documents to document extensive and almost systemic abuse by clergy.
The evaluation team found the use of the programme document formats and terminologies to be very inconsistent from document to document with, for example, the various annual work plans being presented in widely different ways.
When we do find these, to get the real specifics we often have to look elsewhere within a report - but not always, it changes from document to document.
The codex is built for nonlinear reading — not the way a Web surfer does it, aimlessly questing from document to document, but the way a deep reader does it, navigating the network of internal connections that exists within a single rich document like a novel.
Efforts by the FBI to track down Osama (Usama) bin Laden's (Ladin's) supporters have been hampered by this, and a recent libel case in Britain was complicated by the way spellings of Arab names changed from document to document.
This may be particularly important when the document-to-document relationship extends across boundaries between zones of administrative control, or outside government altogether.
The ability to make reciprocal document-to-document, document-to-database or document-to-web connectivity is of crucial importance.
Testing also demonstrated document-to-document and document-to-database joins via structure matching.
To the best of our knowledge, this paper is the first to estimate the relevance score for IR tasks based on document-to-document (D2D) embedding similarity.
"Dox" is a longstanding shortening of "documents" or "to document," especially in technology industries.
