Sentence examples for repository I from inspiring English sources

Our key research contribution is to offer analysts a rich repository (i.e., KBCR) containing domain knowledge that they could utilize to acquire domain knowledge that is crucial for carrying out RA.

Finally, as software deployment only occurs from the back-end, it is unnecessary to include data that links types to components in the repository (i.e., PRO_IFACES and REQ_IFACES).

Joe examines one by one the recommended UI Design Patterns by reading their description, their intent, their coding examples (if exists) and preview the image with the UI Design Pattern as this is delivered from its source repository (i.e. yahoo UI Design patterns repository).

The capability of the Clustered-HMLP network with Clustered-MRPE training algorithm is demonstrated using seven benchmark datasets from the University of California at Irvine (UCI) machine learning repository (i.e. Iris, Ionosphere, Pima Indian Diabetes, Wine, Lung Cancer, Hayes-Roth and Glass) and compared with the performance of other twelve classifiers reported in literature.

An expanded search of a news repository (i.e., transcripts from newspapers and newscasts) was also conducted to identify the location and timing of an incident, which was used to retrieve the related report by contacting local public health departments.

The i2b2 data model consists of an Entity Attribute Value Pair (EAVP) derived star-schema, which allows data from sources that have different underlying data models to be transformed and imported into the i2b2 repository (i.e. Clinical Research Chart).

The study sample includes all ED encounters among patients less than 18 years old between 1/1/2006 and 6/30/2009 included in the ICC's master patient index/clinical data repository, I-Care.

The work of Weichselbraun et al. (2014) is a stepping stone towards contextualizing sentiment analysis by integrating different semantic repositories i.e. WordNet, SentiWordNet, WordNetAffect etc.

A GitHub user profile includes information on their repositories (i.e., projects) and their recent public activities, such as committing code to a repository or opening an issue report, which are usually not visible in other development environments.

In this respect, the urban data are generated on a regular basis in the form of massive repositories, i.e. huge amounts of data on environmental and socio-economic aspects of urban areas, which provide a powerful microscope of, and a real-time view of what is happening in, the city as to sustainability performance across several spatial scales and over multiple temporal scales.

How's it getting there?" Even when held in electronic format, patient medical information typically remained stored in service-specific electronic repositories – i.e. data 'silos' – and the transfer of patient data across services was often inefficient and suboptimal.