Sentence examples for propose a term from inspiring English sources

Therefore, this paper's goal is to propose a term selection policy as the definition of a cutoff point to the list of extracted terms in order to balance precision and recall with respect to a reference list indicating valid terms, i.e., terms judge as relevant to the domain.

Here we propose a term weighting approach supported by PubMed search engine to address this issue.

Several years ago, in compiling a shorter version of The News's list, I proposed a term for these leaders: Lypsy.

Defense attorneys have said Blagojevich has already paid a price in public ridicule and financial ruin, and had proposed a term of just a few years.

He tries to mark himself as more reasonable than the IP-maximalist Mark Twain, who he asserts proposed a term of "a million years".

Either these things are constructs that are disciplinary in nature and inscribed onto our bodies, or you are essentializing some aspect of gender identity and proposing a term that is absolutely dependent on the traditional heteronormative gender binary of male/female.

Wang and Metze [74] focused on score normalization and proposed a term-specific threshold that uses the confidence scores assigned to all the detections of the given term to compute the final score for each detection.

The text seems to propose a new term for the time-space continuum.

Sather, Nanne said, indicated he could propose a longer term should Brooks be interested in one.

The migration of health care workers away from developing countries is so prevalent and devastating that I propose a new term to distinguish that particular migration pattern from other types of "brain drain".

We then derive the dominant terminology within the domain to propose a common term to represent a collection of technologies that produce physical medical models.