A word, phrase or topic that is tagged at a greater rate than other tags is said to be a "trending topic".
For 2008 MeSH there was a major revision of Publication Types (PT) and the phrase "as Topic" was added [18].
For MeSH 2008 there was a major revision of Publication Types (PT) and the phrase "as Topic" was added [14].
When items from different PROMs were highly similar in both phrasing and topic, only one of the items was kept in our item pool.
Consider any Wikipedia page, which inherently contains all the relevant words and phrases a topic is related to.
The app is designed to find frequent words and phrases, trending topics in the debate, reveal how deceptive or authentic one of the candidates is speaking, and show how the candidates compare to each other and other past Presidential candidates.
He's a catch phrase, a hot topic, grist for the Sunday morning television mill.
Those looking for more of a party atmosphere could find it at Mary Boone, where Barbara Kruger's huge wall texts shouted "Money makes money" and other turns of phrase on the topic of filthy lucre.
In the (b) examples, the fronted phrase is a topic rather than a focus (Haegeman 2000). 5. Within the schools of logic in India, the mutual annihilation of double negatives has a similarly long lineage; see Horn 1989 for references.
Within the space of a few years, the idea of Responsible Research and Innovation, and its acronym RRI, catapulted from an obscure phrase to the topic of conferences and attempts to specify and realize it.
