Sentence examples for enriching the content from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, our Web site is an increasingly invaluable tool for connecting with our readers -- far and wide -- and for enriching the content of our printed paper.

The system builds contextualized information spaces by enriching the content repository with geospatial, semantic and temporal annotations, and by applying semi-automated ontology learning to create a controlled vocabulary for structuring the stored information.

The Department of Hygiene Bizerte participated in enriching the content of this toolkit for the development of a CD-ROM training and knowledge assessment of hand hygiene.

Synonym substitution and simile expression are two modules that could enrich the content of the text.

The concept of water-resistant key strata further enriches the content of the key stratum theory and provides a theoretical basis for water-preservation mining.

To enrich the content of the subject index: we transform the structural representation into spreadsheets; derive new data; and, generate an RDF graph.

Merrill may eventually differentiate between the two in terms of additional content, according to Weinstein, but in that case the firm would enrich the content on the site for its full-service customers.

According to a release, "With Pixable and other rich technology platforms acquired through recent investments, SingTel will be able to further enrich the content and connections for customers in today's digital world".

The event management proposed in this paper can be regarded as an extension of the concept of network management, which enriches the content of the five functions of network management.

An interesting question in this respect is whether it is possible to enrich the content of the publicity test without jeopardizing at the same time its ability to serve as an independent test of maxims.

We can post additional content (such as information on methods, tables, diagrams, and images that bear directly on the conclusions of the paper but that cannot be accommodated in the print version for reasons of space), figures, and other material, such as video clips and sound files, that enrich the content of the paper by extending it beyond the possibilities of the print medium.