Sentence examples for phrase expansion from inspiring English sources

Meyer sees the rise of Russia as not only unpredictable but even inexplicable, although he gives an oblique answer to the old questions of whether Russia is inherently expansionist, and whether its growth was aggressive or defensive, in a nice phrase: "Expansion has been Russia's equivalent of a missile shield".

The required conditional probabilities of phrase expansion are easily estimated if a large corpus annotated with phrase bracketings (a treebank) is available (though estimates of POS → word expansion probabilities are best supplemented with additional data).

This article was amended on 24 July 2012 to correct the wording of a phrase about the expansion of three organisations' work in Africa to that used in the final version of the report.

The artist uses phrases like "incremental expansion" and "background radiation phenomenon".

In TREC 2005 Genomics, Lin et al. [ 24] had already presented an approach for retrieving biomedical documents considering only key phrases for query expansion and taking into account Mesh terms and MEDLINE entries.

"She has arrived in her old age at a gorgeous fluidity and expansion of phrase".

The key to this expansion – and a phrase that's over-used at TV industry conferences – is "good content", but Robbins added a twist to the familiar claim that quality is what will separate winners from losers in the entertainment world.

This phrase refers to the rapid expansion of the US inmate population, which has quintupled to from 300,000 to well over 2 million in the last three decades.

Essie shows that a judicious combination of exploiting document structure, phrase searching, and concept based query expansion is a useful approach for information retrieval in the biomedical domain.

Mostly, though, people in need seem to be a parenthetical phrase in the rosy rhetoric of sustained expansion.

He describes it as extensive query expansion to pick up variations in phrasing and terminology.