Sentence examples similar to first generation text from inspiring English sources
Next-generation text mining (next-gen TM) refers to knowledge discovery based on concept profile matching (see section "Next-gen TM for chemical-gene associations"), in comparison to first-generation text mining where associations are extracted purely from concept co-occurrence.
If Slouka's attempt to delve directly into that past is less successful than his oblique approach, this may reflect the difficulty — often discernible in second-generation texts — of confronting our parents' daunting historical dramas without transmogrifying them into psychological fantasy or flattening them into melodrama.
This left a gap: the first generation of blog software was simple and great for text; the second generation could publish photos and videos too, with fancy layouts, but was fiddly to use.
The first generation of chips stores up to 512,000 bytes of information, roughly the amount of text in a slim novel.
The first is completing "first generation" reforms.
We're not even first generation.
"The first generation to grow up exercising".
But these "first generation" biofuels have drawbacks.
The first generation of Cyclops were forgers.
Generation Text, as the media dubbed it, was born.
