A: China is very open to new trends, and at this moment "creative cultural industries" is a hot term.
Soft-liners in the administration would like to negotiate a "grand bargain" with North Korea in which Kim Jong Il would accept C.V.I.D. -- that's the latest hot term, standing for "complete, verifiable and irreversible dismantlement".
The boffo perf (old showbiz slang for "applause-winning performance") that earned this accolade was my early reportage of what has now become a hot term among the pop-culture digerati ("digital literati").
How do they interact with the parents; do they interrupt, do they ask for things, do they open Mommy's purse and take things out?" Dr. Howard suggested that the whole "manners" concept might seem a little out of date — until you recast it as "social skills," a very hot term these days.
Right now "fbstarter" is the No. 1 hottest term on Google Trends.
Then a cluster, composed of a "focal term" and several "facet terms", is extracted from the hot term network.
It is the hot term referring to the increasingly large datasets of information being amassed as a result of our social, mobile, and digital world.
By following three steps, i.e., key term extraction, term association analysis, and hot term clustering, hot topics are detected and corresponding evolution patterns over time are discovered by investigating how hot topics emerge, fade and intertwine.
Programmatic is definitely a hot term in online advertising, but Jalichandra said that it has largely involved the buying of remnant ad inventory: "There's been very little innovation in terms of automating the process of allowing direct connections between buyers and sellers". That he said, is really what isocket is good at.
The first Swanson TV Dinner turkey for you trivia buffs–sold for about $1. Thomas never intended the meal then in its mass-market infancy to be eaten in front of the tube, but he thought the hot term would catch shoppers' attention.
