Sentence examples for index words from inspiring English sources

The huge scale of index words cannot be efficiently supported by the existing searchable encryption schemes.

Our scheme fine-tunes the similarity between the query and encrypted documents by proposing the membership entropies of index words.

The authors carried out a co-word analysis in relation to titles, abstracts, keywords, and index words from the researched period of time and applying a methodology by Dobrzynski, Dziekonski, and Jurczuk [41].

See the formula for the ARI index in Fig. 4, where: characters are the number of characters in the text; Open image in new window Fig. 4 Formula for the ARI index words are the number of words in the text; sentences are the number of sentences in the text; complex words are difficult words defined as those with three or more syllables.

Postpulse PD for low congruency index words was significantly less than the postpulse PD for high congruency index words (paired t-test, p = 0.004); PD for low congruency was 0.052±0.031 cm and for high congruency index words was 0.114±0.034 cm.

However, the postpulse movement trajectory following low congruency index words showed substantially less adaptation than the postpulse movement following high congruency indices (figure 4e).

Paired-end reads (readpairs) were aligned to the reference genome (hg18) using NOVOALIGN with an index word size of 14 and step size of 1 (−k 14 -s 1) using 'Random' mode with empirically estimated insert size and standard deviation.

To maximize contig assembly and genome coverage, contigs generated by Velvet were further assembled using the Geneious Custom Assembly algorithm with the parameters: word length 30, index word length 12, gap size 2, maximum gaps per read 20, maximum mismatches 3, and maximum ambiguity 16 (Drummond et al. 2009).

And unless the author of the Web document has specified the keywords for his or her document by using so-called meta tags the search engine will determine them by indexing words that appear to be significant.

While other similar systems exist, such as XplorMed (Perez-Iratxeta et al., 2002), MedlineR (Lin et al., 2004), LitMiner (Maier et al., 2005) and Anii (Jelier et al., 2008), FACTA was chosen because of its ability to pre-index words and concepts, which result in fast, real-time responses of the system.

The authors present a new spliced alignment algorithm that involves indexing words in the genome and mRNAs, repeats filtering, comparison of the indexes and creating compartments, refinement using a dynamic programming procedure.