Sentence examples for frequent clues from inspiring English sources

Select the N most frequent clues in the corpus to annotate, where N depends on how many hours a person is willing to spend on annotation.

There are generally three schemes used to select polarity clues (i.e., words or phrases) for annotation: 1. Select the N most frequent clues in the corpus to annotate, where N depends on how many hours a person is willing to spend on annotation.

The temporal graph is a directed graph based on parse tree dependencies of the simplified sentences and frequent pattern clues.

She leaves pictures of herself disguised as Zorro in the photo booths Nino frequents, or writes clues all over Montmartre for Nino to piece together so that he can discover her identity.

The United Nations itself is so frequent a device to clue the start of "un-" words, seeing Mr Ban get a cameo makes a charming change.

Encroachment of humans into wildlife habitats makes human wildlife interactions more frequent and behavior gives us clues about how to minimize negative impacts of humans on wildlife as well as how to help humans avoid injury when they encounter wildlife.

Others argue that SOC comes and goes and that outward signs of SOC (such as frequent moderate earthquakes) provide the clue that a big earthquake is due.

Although it may be impossible to prove that the remains were the artists themselves, the skeletons may hold clues to who frequented the cave and why it had special significance.

But it does give a clue to Mr. Rove's frequent and complimentary mentions over the years in Mr. Novak's column, and to the importance of Mr. Rove and Mr. Novak to each other's ambitions.

And there were no clues to be had in his frequent digressions about the great stars of the past, including his idol Anna Pavlova.

But if the floor is frequented by gang members, the graffiti there offer no clues.