Sentence examples for index term from inspiring English sources

Under the hash tag system, people add a hash or pound symbol before a keyword that is used as an index term for messages on that topic.

So widely known was Mr. Stanley that he appears in the Encyclopedia Britannica article on LSD under the apparently unironic index term "Augustus Owsley Stanley III (American chemist)." The Oxford English Dictionary contains an entry for the noun "Owsley" as "an extremely potent, high-quality type of LSD".

Full-text indexing, the use of every character string (word of a natural language) in the text as an index term, is an extreme case of free-text indexing: each word in the document (except function words such as articles and prepositions) becomes an access point to it.

The weights w i are positive real numbers that represent the i-th index term in the vector.

In the vector space model, a document —in our case, a transcript or a synopsis is represented by a vector containing a score for each possible index term of a given vocabulary.

The total volume of publications covered by CAplus between 1968 (first publication with DFT-related index term) and 2013 doubled approximately only every 11 years (14 years when patents are excluded).

Although Web pages may have "content-tag" index terms, not all do, nor are there yet accepted standards for their use.

Index Terms-Zero-padding, orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM), equalization.

In such instances, the index terms related to the topic "Energy" are not added to the list of index terms.

This paper introduces a water quality index termed QUAL2E water quality loading index (QWQLI).

The topics together with carefully selected index terms are presented in Table 2.