Sentence examples for specific schema from inspiring English sources
When ignoring the multiples queries related to a specific schema, it is difficult to predict the most efficient schema design.
A plug-in within the SAF context is a structured component that describes itself to JPF using a manifest, which is an XML document with a specific schema.
In contrast, because SEEK does not require any specific schema, SEEK is unable to facilitate comparisons among multiple simulations.
At the beginning of a block, subjects were cued to use a specific schema type for solving all following trials.
The key table is t103_measurement_value, where the data domain specific schema is connected to the metadata schema.
Although several cytogenetic abnormalities have been observed in PTCL-NOS, a specific schema of clinically useful classification has not been established.
It is the first Schema Questionnaire that is illustrated with specific schema-related cartoons.
Correlation coefficients were moderate (range r = .27 .54), suggesting that the prevalence of specific schemas at one point is moderately stable over a period of at least 6 months.
While most retailers use a prototypical design, we propose that the effectiveness of a Web design depends on customers' cognitive shopping orientations (i.e., specific schemas of store-based or web-based experiences) and their situational processing intensity (i.e., the level of cognitive processing).
However, in the latest years, the widespread adoption of XML in the most disparate application fields pushed a growing number of researchers to design XML-specific Schema Matching approaches, called XML Matchers, aiming at finding semantic matchings between concepts defined in DTDs and XSDs.
When making judgments and decisions about performance by others, raters are likely to use all three schema types interactively: raters' personal performance theory ('role schema'), normative expectations of task-specific behaviours (task-specific schema) and inferences about the ratee (person schema) may all influence assessment outcomes (Cardy et al. 1987; Borman 1987).
