Sentence examples for identifying content from inspiring English sources
"It will leverage all the experience we have in converting sites and identifying content and being able to reorient it in different ways for different screens," he hints.
When Obama is no longer president, my identifying content will no doubt change — perhaps to something like the U.S. president who compromised on the issue of government-funded stem cell research.
The shift to identifying content helped open up whole new doors for the company, as it began partnering with content creators outside of the Hollywood studio realm — for instance, music labels and sports programmers.
Of course, one of the big challenges for Degreed is not only identifying content that can serve as a barometer for learning a new skill, but also gauging its quality.
To describe a child-centered approach to identifying content for a novel self-report questionnaire for assessing vision-related quality of life (QoL) of visually impaired (VI) or blind (BL) children and young people.
Censorship, enforcing editorial policy, imposing political agendas, restricting or focusing distribution, monitoring or charging for access, and identifying content providers and content consumers become more difficult when content originates with many peers rather than with few servers.
It focuses on identifying contents associated with a specified topic aspect from each document.
(4) The subtraction strategy also shares with the diagonalization strategy the problem that it gives us a method of identifying narrow contents only if we already have an independent method of identifying contents in general.
On the other hand, Yih et al. (2006) observed that keyword frequency in query log files substantially helped the linguistic features and information retrieval-based features in identifying content-based keywords of web pages.
The site, she said, does not pre-emptively identify content as controversial until it is reported.
The William Morris Agency will work with Reader's Digest to identify content that could be the basis for original television and radio programming.
