Sentence examples for state of the document from inspiring English sources

The Entity is the data source, which feeds the model through the ADD/EDIT/REMOVE ELEMENTS and ADD CHILD and must guarantee that the model matches the state of the document to be validated.

The premise of such studies is not based on an understanding of what users might perceive as an unfit document [11], but rather on the assessment of the current 'conservation state' of the document and, in some cases, of the risk of damage by handling, as perceived by conservation experts.

Training programmes organised by ESIR (European School of Interventional Radiology), certification by EBIR (European Board of Interventional Radiology), as well as numerous state-of-the-art documents on the performance and also radiation protection in IGT presented by CIRSE, are already well established and accepted initiatives, and should be promoted even more.

Automatic annotation services allow performing identification of specific concepts and/or relations in a custom set of documents using state-of-the-art algorithms.

Certainly, as a state of the nation document, it paints a poisonous picture of people pushed beyond the boundaries of civilised behaviour by the sickness of the circumstances in which they live.

The validator implemented has a Model that maintains the state of the NCL document being created and performs important preprocessing operations in order to efficiently support incremental validation.

This succinct (14 pages) report develops the theme on the basis of 21 references, and shows that it may well be possible to produce a state of the science document without a systematic approach to analyzing the literature.

She welcomed the move within the UN human rights council to create a new mechanism to monitor, evaluate and improve member states implementation of the document.

Ms. Tauscher, now serving as under secretary of state, said the document left her "feeling slimed".

Owners' associations and temple groups staged protests across the state, burning copies of the document.

The charge states that the document "contained information of a kind likely to be useful to a person committing or preparing an act of terrorism".