Sentence examples for more expressive representation from inspiring English sources

The primary segment of Big Data processing, where Stream Reasoning is being adopted is the Semantic Sensor Web [34] – "an attempt to enable more expressive representation and formal analysis of avalanches of sensor values in such domains as traffic surveillance, environmental monitoring, house automation and tracking systems, by encoding sensor observation data with Semantic Web languages" [35].

A more expressive representation is required.

Future work is needed to validate more expressive guideline representation languages and frameworks, particularly their effective integration with EHR systems.

This is especially so for process-oriented case-based reasoning, where more expressive case representations are generally used and, in our opinion, actually required for satisfactory case adaptation.

Several researchers have mistakenly attempted to simplify the MTC by eliminating the white-knight declobbering clause from it; and others have used Chapman's results to conjecture that partial-order planning will not scale up to more expressive action representations.

Nowadays, there are already important researches in this direction, and we expect that it will increase as graph-based representations are more expressive than traditional representations in the vector space model.

Thus, the representation at the segment level is more expressive than the original representation at the pixel level.

In time, the masks worn by the actors and chorus became more expressive, and their conventionalized representation of character types (old king, young king, old nurse, etc).

Supported in part by the maturation of basic technologies for biomedical text analysis and the availability of richly annotated text corpora (Kim et al., 2008; Pyysalo et al., 2007), there has recently been notable movement in the biomedical IE community toward more detailed and expressive representations of extracted information.

We describe a theory of lexical semantics making use of a knowledge representation framework that offers a richer, more expressive vocabulary for lexical information.

However, a more expressive and thus more complex annotation scheme allows for better representation of the discourse structure of the articles so as to identify hypotheses and relevant evidence (see Section 1).