This paper proposes a topic retrospection process and implements the SToRe (Story-line based Topic Retrospection) system that identifies various events under a news topic, and composes a summary that news readers can get the sketch of event evolution in the topic.
But beyond a broad sketch of the events that led the dangerous pathogen to be shipped to commercial labs, officials at the Department of Defense have released little information.
It is a sketch of important events in the life of a young child--spearing peas on a plate, climbing trees, daydreaming at the shore--it ends with a quiet, harrowing comment to the effect that this happy child is far from being typical of most of the children on earth, three-quarters of whom art hungry.
By comparing AS profiles in Populus and Eucalyptus, this study provides a sketch of AS events conserved in wood formation tissue.
Citing security concerns, General Eberhart declined to sketch a course of events that would result in the decision to down a civilian airliner being made by someone other than the president.
Still, when pressed for a scenario under which the Florida Legislature would ratify Mr. Gore's electors, Mr. Webster sketched a chain of events that, in terms of probability, was about as likely as winning the lottery and being struck by lightning all at once.
The documentary sketches a dismaying course of events: Before the release of Griffith's film, Trotter and Ida B. Wells met with Wilson and challenged the movie.
David Nagel, executive vice president of BP, said last month that his company's investigators had sketched out a sequence of events that might have led the workers to mistakenly conclude that the well was secure before it was sealed with a cement plug before the explosion and fire.
Another puzzling aspect concerning the course of events sketched above is the papal letter "Flumen aquae vivae" of April 28 , 1277 that is, more than forty days after Tempier had promulgated his list of condemned articles.
Mr. Kuperberg sketched out a second chain of events, this one pertaining to new buildings with many unsold units.
Jonathan Rusch of the Department of Justice sketched out a typical course of events: "I live in Washington, D.C. Let's say I find out that someone has opened credit accounts in my name with companies in South Dakota.
