Sentence examples for generating richer from inspiring English sources

Our contribution through this paper will be generating richer concepts for a short text, considering the verbs in addition to the nouns present in the text, hence adding more precise features to the text.

For example, Bechky [ 37] described the process by which understanding between engineers, technicians and assemblers in the field of computer supported collaborative work is transformed across occupational communities, generating richer understandings of the production process within the organisation.

With 160 million wearable body monitors expected to be sold in the consumer and medical markets annually over the next few years, the growing popularity of body monitoring is generating rich 24x7 health and lifestyle data.

Because path dependence is a phenomenon that spans multiple levels of analysis, interviewing experts appeared to be particularly promising for generating rich insights (Klein et al. 1994; Koch 2011; Sydow et al. 2012b; Vergne and Durand 2010, 2011).

The sum of all those individual systems is generating rich textures in sound and motion, while the architecture of the church is reflecting and amplifying all the tiny sounds all over the space".

Research has mainly focused on generating rich data about either individual case studies or small sets of cities.

Our ongoing research is generating rich evidence about clinicians' natural use of 'teachable moments' for addressing health behavior change during the primary care outpatient visit [ 23, 24].

Focus groups were chosen instead of individual interviews because focus groups are a very efficient mechanism for generating rich data about a shared experience.

Recognising the importance of full access and co-operative working for generating rich data, the research team decided not to pursue work at that site and instead to focus on other recruited sites.

The study's iterative methods of data collection and analysis, informed by inductive approaches such as grounded theory, were highly effective at generating rich data about attitudes towards antenatal care.

Microscopic images, used in pathology, contain an enormous amount of data that can be retrieved by numerous methods available to visualise tissue, cell and molecular components, scan and process the images, generating rich multi-parametric data of broad dynamic range.