Sentence examples for metadata issues from inspiring English sources

While most works are focused on metadata issues to manage and integrate heterogeneous scientific data sources, in this work we concentrate on metadata support to program management within workflows.

This paper will present 1) an overview of the landscape of serials for mobile devices as seen from the perspective of the U.S. ISSN Center, 2) the provisional ISSN policy for assigning ISSN to serials available on mobile devices and issues raised by the policy, 3) an examination of some of the metadata issues, and 4) examples of records and screen shots of a sample publication.

After Italy, the Czech Republic is the biggest user of metadata, issuing 196,000 warrants nationally in the most recent year for which information has been published.

In 2015, Kavanaugh sided in favor of the NSA's warrantless bulk collection of phone metadata, issuing strong support for the controversial practice and categorizing its collection as a "special need" that eclipses personal privacy concerns.

Journalists and politicians have tried in the past – unsuccessfully – to gain more information from the AFP on metadata requests issued relating to leak investigations.

Through this paper, a table has been created to detail the relationships between existing literature and BIM maturity levels, in order to show how researchers are currently dealing with the metadata-embedding issue.

None of these definitions cover the communications metadata analysis at issue here".

They've also made sure there will be no issues with metadata (such as in-app locking of files) syncing, which makes it more applicable in a business environment.

The ISC takes an interesting stance on the issue of metadata (which it refers to as "communications data"), the term for the "envelope" of a communication.

To resolve this issue, detailed metadata on experimental conditions, plant development and harvesting procedure will be necessary for the elucidation of the functional relevance of the observed transcriptional changes.

These processes largely address only the bibliographic issues (via rich metadata harvesting) rather than attempting to defrost the scientific or chemical content itself.