Sentence examples for measures that exploit from inspiring English sources

We propose new measures that exploit a hierarchical domain structure in order to produce more intuitive similarity scores.

While BP uses wellness points as a carrot, others are exploring more punitive measures that exploit the real-time data from wearables.

4) Vector control measures that exploit the specific ecology of mosquitoes during the dry season and the practical logistic advantages of this period could readily fill the intervention gap in the middle of Figure 1. 5) Primary vectors such as An.

We propose an architecture that uses a semantic similarity measure that exploits the semantic similarity of words, as mined from within the data corpus, thereby using localized contextual information.

This biological knowledge prompts us to develop a novel RS measure that exploits the TFBS location information.

In contrast, we propose a general measure that exploits knowledge encoded in the annotations and exhibits a stable behavior for scientific entities of a variety of abstract types and properties.

Valeriano Weyler y Nicolau, marquis de Tenerife, (born Sept. 17, 1838, Palma, Majorca died Oct. 20, 1930, Madrid), Spanish general who, as captain general of Cuba shortly before the outbreak of the Spanish American War (1898), used stern antirebel measures that were exploited by U.S. newspapers to inflame public opinion against Spanish rule of Cuba.

For this reason, we opted for set-oriented dissimilarity measures that do not exploit the structure of the hierarchy.

That is why, despite calls by economic experts and his supporters to press ahead with major changes, he may choose to adopt a more cautious, long-term approach rather than radical measures that Mr. Kaczynski might exploit.

We could observe that although AnnSim is a general-purpose measure that does not exploit knowledge or properties of a particular domain, it is competitive with a variety of domain-specific measures.

The G20 now accepts that an early end to the Doha round is not possible; it will be considered a success if Thursday's summit agrees to measures that stop member states from exploiting existing WTO rules to increase trade barriers.