Sentence examples similar to stemming from a collection from inspiring English sources

The input for LDA is a collection of N documents, where each document is a collection of words stemming from a controlled vocabulary V.

Most of the participants in this study had negative perceptions of the PAS, stemming from a belief that the reports were distorted by inadequate data collection or interpretation.

stemming from a personal feud.

Sanitation Department officials said the proposed cut for Southbridge, which has had service on six days for at least 23 years, stemmed from a survey of collection routes in the area.

"The mere increased risk of disclosure stemming from the collection and eventual, anonymized disclosure of already publicly available voter roll information is insufficient" to block the data request, Kollar-Kotelly wrote.

"The mere increased risk of disclosure stemming from the collection and eventual, anonymized disclosure of already publicly available voter roll information is insufficient" to block the data request, she wrote.

Due to the project's lengthy duration, the burden on individuals stemming from the collection and use of biodata is likely to be considerably higher than for shorter term projects.

Second, proponents of this view assert that existing antitrust law is inadequate for the competitive threats stemming from large collections of data.

The inspiration behind what he calls the holiday collection stems from a memory of a little corner of paradise.

Hence, our 2008 (post-flood) collections stem from (a) the Cueva del Azufre (chambers V and X), (b) El Azufre (I and II), and (c) Arroyo Bonita (AB).

First, the bimodality pattern we discovered in part might reflect artefacts stemming from the data-collection method.