Sentence examples for organizing terms from inspiring English sources

In naming blackness as one of its organizing terms, it engaged with key debates in the fields of Black Studies and Visual Studies, both of which understand blackness as a set of practices, rather than a biological fact.

Biomedical ontologies organize concepts (embodiments of knowledge about biomedical reality) whereas terminologies organize terms (what is used to code patient data at a certain point in time, based on the particular terminology version).

With the exponential growth of text documents on the web, there is a genuine need for techniques that organize terms and documents, simultaneously, into meaningful clusters, thereby making large datasets easier to handle and interpret.

After organizing the terms, the computational complexity can be expressed as O 1- β 3 k 3 + (β N 3).

A new concept for organizing single terms on health and healthcare-related patient- and person-reports is illustrated in Fig. 1.

Planning and operations will oversee the monitoring center in Baghdad, which will be responsible for operating both a long-term monitoring program and organizing short-term inspection visits.

The presentations, though prepared independently by each group, demonstrated a number of common themes that tended to be organized in terms of long-term foundational issues of sustainability, and more concrete short-term issues relating to garnering political involvement.

At the broadest level of classification, FYPO organizes terms along three axes.

Having an overall vision or feeling for how the term paper should be, and writing down the key points as you work through your vision, is an excellent way of organizing your term paper.

I'm not quite as motivated (in terms of my fitness) or organized (in terms of my time management).

Specific biological themes were evident in the enriched ontology terms; therefore, we used annotation clustering to organize enriched terms and identify the sets of genes relevant to each cluster.