Therefore, excluding the reference section may be a simple suggestion for making these methods more relevant to real-life curation.
We use the resulting data to distinguish the familiar but often conflated concepts of use life and curation, defining curation as the ratio of realized to maximum utility.
**as opposed to life prolongation or curation.
As exemplified with the assignment of GO functional descriptors, we argue that deep QA is more likely to support data curation in life sciences than traditional search and QA systems, which do not exploit curated databases.
And according to Professor Prokopow, the "Stuff" instructor, "It's this sort of idea of material self-fashioning, a self-curation of life".
In the opening episode, "Nosedive", a woman whose chances of a better life rest on the plausible curation of her social media feed is driven nearly to madness; when one of her colleagues is locked out of the office because he can't garner enough likes, it feels a little on the nose.
Despite use life measured only in minutes, curation varies independently of use life in different tool distributions.
Thus, use-life can be short when curation is high; the quantities are independent.
I'm not naive enough to think that seeing any artwork or curation will change your life but I put together art shows to defy those who assert that they cannot.
We compare this curation measure to use-life distributions.
This may happen, for instance, with NGS data analysis, in projects requiring complex statistics or customized file parsing; or in life science projects that involve database creation, curation and server implementation.
