The new policy provides a gray area, allowing reporters to conduct background interviews and then (preferably but not always in the same interview session, and never as a prerequisite for the interview) go back to sources for approval to get some quotations on the record.
As I recall, it was during the late Clinton era and editors pushed us to go back to sources who spoke on background and get permission to use their names with specific quotes we were planning to use anyway but anonymously.
With information becoming out-of-date so rapidly, he finds it pays always to go back to source for the latest views and insights.
Random walk with restart (RWR) is a variant of the random walk and it mimics a walker that moves from a current node to a randomly selected adjacent node or goes back to source nodes with a back-probability (gamma in ) (0, 1).
RWR is a variant of the random walk [ 39] and it mimics a walker that moves from a current node to a randomly selected adjacent node or goes back to source nodes with a back-probability γ ∈ 0, 1).
Every culture, it seems, mythologises Shakespeare, but Dickson is meticulous about going back to primary sources.
Often a new boundary-crossing perspective comes simply from going back to original sources — to the time before categories hardened.
The images of suburban American architecture parodied and humanized Minimalism's repeating forms, while also going back to the sources of Pop Art sincerely, as documentary.
Going back to primary sources can be wonderfully humbling – Dickens and Austen still tell us a lot about character study and comedy timing, and much else besides.
Together, these procedures allowed for the assessment of the completeness and quality of the data on an on-going basis, for providing feedback to each team on the quality of their work, and going back to data sources and informants as needed.
