Sentence examples for exemplar terms in from inspiring English sources

To clarify the "paradigm" concept, Kuhn introduced "disciplinary matrix" and "exemplar" terms in the enlarged and revised edition of his book in 1970.

Then these statistical distances are used as the similarity metrics in term clustering and candidate phrases contain cluster exemplar terms are selected as keyphrases.

Terms which are the cluster centroids are called exemplar terms.

Then it selects all the candidate phrases which contain exemplar terms as the keyphrases.

"The feedback we're getting from DWP and all the external reviews is that it's an exemplar in terms of working with them".

The design criteria required sustainability, including a design life of 100 years, the use of local Welsh materials, minimal energy consumption and waste, the use of renewable technologies and for it to be exemplar in terms of sustainability.

If so, what is at issue in the objection is not panpsychism so much as the possibility that the paradigms or exemplars in terms of which one characterizes the notion of the physical might turn out to be radically different from what we normally assume in a quite specific sense — they might turn out to be in some essential or ultimate respect mental.

Both schemes are exemplars in terms of the level of integration between primary and secondary care.

Central to these theories is the assumption that human judgment in such situations relies on quickly matching the problem to exemplars in long-term memory to identify not the best solution but a good enough solution (Simon 1956).

The case studies ascertain the cost of energy associated with a standard HAWT (horizontal axis wind turbine), in terms of exemplar rural and urban locations.

As stroke is an exemplar disabling long-term condition, measures of function are well suited as outcome assessment.