Sentence examples for identifying a community from inspiring English sources
Over the past 20 years, the focus has shifted to identifying a community's strengths and building upon them.
Ultimately the aim is to be an an analytics layer cast over third party platforms like Twitter, identifying a community of specialists across any platform.
This goal is generally challenging, but it is much more complex in the specific situation, due to difficulties in identifying a community of users to be involved in co-creation.
Given community participation can vary during the lifetime of a project, the extent of participation was assessed separately for four phases of project development: diagnosis (identifying a community's priorities); development (of appropriate strategies to address the priorities); implementation (of the strategies); and evaluation (of the effectiveness of the project) [ 32, 35, 36].
(To fondly identify a community, you have to think of its members collectively; you need to think the same way to hate them. The only thing a rabbi and an anti-Semite may share is their belief in the collective identity "Jewishness").
For the most part, he wants to keep the identity of his two homes - "one a huge subsidised theatre that serves a community, the other a tiny subsidised theatre that sits, geographically, in the middle of the West End, where you can't identify a community" - sharply distinct.
Some online communities identify a community manager to oversee their direction and focus; others allow anyone to lead, emerging entirely from influence.
We identified a community of climate change "sceptics" with considerably more positive leaning towards oil, gas, and fracking industries as the other communities.
Let us consider a clustering algorithm applied on G and assume that it identifies a community structure B consisting of c B clusters.
