Sentence examples for raw terms from inspiring English sources

In "Wishful Drinking" you talk in raw terms about having bipolar disorder.

Measured in rates or in raw terms, the United States is the civilian gun capital of the world.

The political and human messages of the paintings at the Cultural Center were no more subtle, presenting current emotions in raw terms.

Beyond the numbers, veterinary records obtained by The Times on Aqueduct's 30 horse deaths show in raw terms how pain medication is used in racing.

The adventure to Iceland convinced Jorgenson that the Icelanders needed deliverance from Denmark's oppressive hand and raw terms of trade, and ought to be brought under the protection of Britain.

One account, posted by a woman named Tracy Schroeder, details in emotionally raw terms her mother's death and the subsequent cleanup of the family home in Clovis, N.M., which was filled with magazines, craft supplies and dog feces.

A value of 0 corresponds to a binary model (no term frequency), and a large value corresponds to using raw term frequency.

Since the same district was adorned by the presence of Representative Jesse Jackson Jr. and the columnist Clarence Page, there could have been a row about "ethnicity" or -- to employ an even more raw term -- race".

The first weighting factor is the raw term frequency (tf t,d ) where a weight is assigned to every term (t) in the codebook according to the number of occurrences in a document (d).

Raw term-frequency word clouds for eight GOP candidates.

This illustrates a downside to using raw term frequency--it does not take overall word usage into account, resulting in a collection of highly weighted terms that are too generic to offer much insight.