There is debate over whether systems like Cyc will be the driving force behind Web 3.0 or whether intelligence will emerge in a more organic fashion, from technologies that systematically extract meaning from the existing Web.
The data were systematically analysed for meaning units, which were subsequently condensed and then coded [ 7].
Sigel (1998) [ 35] indicated an urgent need of "science practitioning", meaning systematically translating science and research findings into practice, or, on the other hand, defining research problems out of practical relevance.
Both can be systematically different – meaning biases and inaccuracies creep in to any analysis.
By using a phenomenological-hermeneutic text interpretation methodology, the interview findings were systematically identified and put into meaning structures.
But perhaps national polls tell the right story of the race instead — meaning that the state polls systematically overrate Mr. Obama's standing?
Next, the transcriptions were systematically reviewed line by line to identify meaning units, which were then classified and sorted into themes.
He said that Nielsen tends to skip homes where the equipment may be extremely complicated to wire, and that with more homes now adding digital boxes and satellite dishes, those homes might be skipped more often, meaning heavy viewers of television are being systematically excluded.
Genocide is a legal term that has specific meaning all connected with the intent to systematically eradicate a religion, racial, ethnic group or national group from the face of the earth.
In addition, serum potassium levels were not measured systematically in all patients, but were known for only 56 66% of patients, meaning that there is a testing bias [ 25].
