Sentence examples for linking terms from inspiring English sources

Ontologies, like controlled vocabularies and thesauri, describe what things mean, by linking terms to a human-readable definition.

The Church of Scientology itself has also been accused of an attempt at Google bombing for making a large number of websites linking terms "Scientology" and "L.

The purple nodes in the figure are the linking terms discovered only by our method; the yellow nodes represent the linking terms found only by SemRep Database; and the blue node represents the terms found by both methods.

Then we obtain all the sentences which contain both initial terms (Migraine Disorder) and linking terms (other entities).

The definition of the proportion of the effective linking terms in all linking terms is as follows: (4) S = n N ∗ 100%%, where n is the number of effective linking terms and N is the number of all the terms which have relationships with initial terms.

The only difference between the SemRep method and our method is that its effective linking terms are obtained by taking the intersection of two sets of linking terms (the two sets of linking terms are all retrieved from SemRep instead of using the AB model and BC model, and one set is retrieved with the initial terms and the other is retrieved with the target terms).

The BC model is used to determine whether there exists an entity (target term) having physiological effects (linking term) on human beings in a sentence.

The purpose of the AB model is to determine whether a physiological phenomenon (linking term) is caused by a disease (initial term) in a sentence.

The AB model is used to determine whether a physiological phenomenon (linking term B) is caused by a disease (initial term A) in a sentence and the BC model is used to determine whether there exists an entity (e.g., pharmacologic substance, target term C) having physiological effects (linking term B) in a sentence.

The purpose of AB model is to determine whether a physiological phenomenon (linking term) is caused by a disease (initial term) in a sentence, and the BC model is used to judge whether there exists an entity (target term) having physiological effects (linking term) on human beings in a sentence.

The purpose of the AB model is to determine whether a physiological phenomenon (linking term) is caused by a disease (initial term) in a sentence, and the BC model is used to judge whether there exists an entity (target term) having physiological effects (linking term) on human beings in a sentence.