Sentence examples for metadata experts from inspiring English sources

With social tagging the creators of metadata need no longer to be metadata experts or the authors of the LOs.

The implementation includes Geospatial Metadata 2.0 add-ons in Geonetwork, and the assessment benefits from the input of metadata experts worldwide.

As a result, it is anticipated that the generated tag vocabulary could be a promising and more relevant to the users supplement (superset or subset) of the corresponding existing taxonomies adopted by the metadata experts (Ma, 2012).

Lists of ITS records with metadata provided by experts were compared with metadata in the original GenBank submission.

Thanks to Guardian Australia's expert metadata investigative work, the true culprits were eventually revealed as spicy chicken purveyors Nando's and not the enterprising if short-sighted chutney merchants we were all secretly hoping for.

If anything, Ahmed said, he actually likes playing parts outside his background — as Rick; as "Bourne's" Killoor, which found him talking to experts on metadata in conversations he (mostly) understood; even as a rapper at a New York music festival.

As a former professor of statistics, I should explain that "metadata" is defined by experts as, "A big load of bullshit used by consulting firms to get hundred-million-dollar no-bid contracts from government pinheads".

The process was labor-intensive and required significant cross-disciplinary collaboration between information modeling experts, terminologists, metadata curators, and domain experts.

Today manual curation in the medical and legal fields, i.e., the assignment of metadata to documents by domain experts, as described above, continues, though generally a researcher does her or his own searching.

In spite of its unstructured and uncontrolled nature, user-created descriptions can be exploited by information retrieval and recommender system tasks, lessening the need of domain experts to create structured metadata about the items (indexing).

Privacy experts have long noted that email metadata is inherently content-rich, as it will show interactions with businesses; or political affiliations such as listserv membership.