Sentence examples for output topic from inspiring English sources

We submit elements by publishing them on the input topic and we read the results from the output topic.

We communicate with the engine using the Pub/Sub messaging service.9 Specifically, we deploy a topology composed of four operators: (1) a Pub/Sub subscriber that reads elements from an input topic; (2) a window operator; (3) a reducer that concatenates the content of each window into an output string; (4) the Pub/Sub publisher that writes the results of the reducer on an output topic.

The training method is outlined in Algorithm 1 where line (2) can be replaced with any method that outputs topic weights Algorithm 1: Anchored Training Let W = { w i } denote topic proportions, and D collection of documents d.

Given a document, LDA outputs the topic proportions that document has.

Processes in use to ensure quality of research outputs; this topic could be approached through consideration of the following: 3.1.1.

Future opportunities for strengthening the quality of HPSR + A research processes and outputs – respondent views (both what would be desirable and what is actually feasible); deliberately open Processes in use to ensure quality of research outputs; this topic could be approached through consideration of the following: 3.1.1.

Tupal et al. (who are not concerned with chemosensitivity) find that the Phox2b+ RTN neurons which are the focus of our paper are not important for the temporal delay between cervical and lumbar motor outputs (the topic of their paper), so that the Atoh1+ cells incriminated in active expiration are distinct from Phox2b+ RTN neurons.

The first five publications in the year 1976 1978 are published in high impact journals, followed by a long gap with no output on the topic.

This is followed by a rapid increase in scientific output on the topic, where it is interesting to see that relatively more and more papers are published outside the top journals each year.

A pan European conference taking place in Brussels engaging EU policy makers will shape the research scenarios into the final output, prioritised research topics in call format, integrating knowledge of lays, experts and stakeholders.

We examined English-language entries only; this obviously has implications for those cancers which have a greater disease burden in non-english speaking areas, wherein research output on those topics might be much greater and introduces a level of bias into our results.