Sentence examples for span matching from inspiring English sources

The host Blue Devils (14-2, 5-0 A.C.C). won their 27th straight league game over a three-year span, matching the mark set by N.C.

Elements that span matching blocks of different chains and elements that map to multiple chromosomes are filtered out.

Two events extracted from a given sentence are considered to be the same if their type and participants match (using approximate span matching, allowing overlap).

> -wrap-foot> Results are shown using the approximate span matching, i.e. for each argument, overlapping matches are allowed, but entities should have the same type as well as equality of the argument type ('Cell' or 'Gene').

For entity mention detection, we apply the evaluation protocol and tools of the BioNLP/JNLPBA shared task 2004 (Kim et al., 2004), evaluating results using three matching criteria: exact span match, left boundary match and right boundary match.

There were other revelations, too — for example, about how television had flattened history into the experience of a single generation, whose life span matched the medium's own.

Then, differential calculus is applied to the algebraic analysis to reveal another novel result that, again for the UDL or for any given location of the point load, the moment diagram is an extremum when the point of stiffness change along the span matches a salient point along the moment diagram.

Performance values were computed in terms of precision, recall, F-measure, and true positive (TP), false positive (FP), and false negative (FN) counts; in all cases, only exact span matches were considered.

A left match is defined if the left boundary of the span matches exactly; a right match is defined if the right boundary of the span matches exactly; and a partial match is when any fragment in the span is correctly detected.

Experiment I has P, R, and F-measure of 0.919, 0.731, and 0.814, respectively, on the token level; and 0.886, 0.766, and 0.822, respectively, at the exact span match level.

Likewise, the wartime savagery depicted with mesmeric force via the warped mind of a cultivated SS monster in Jonathan Littell's The Kindly Ones (translated by Charlotte Mandell; Chatto & Windus, £20) does call for a span to match its monstrous theme.