Sentence examples for tagging applications from inspiring English sources

The Cleveland Museum of Art, the Smithsonian Institution and the Powerhouse Museum in Sydney, Australia, already have prototype tagging applications on their Web sites, and nearly a dozen other museums plan similar projects.

It has been shown that such cues can thus be employed in implicit tagging applications [2].

For example, we envision the use of cell permeable fluorochromes for detection of the soluble peptide fused to cytoplasmic proteins, expression of the peptide on prokaryotic cells, multivalent display of IQ-tag on a variety of nanomaterials and sensors, site-specific protein expression, and eukaryotic cell tagging applications.

The design could be expanded for a wide range of protein tagging applications by replacing the secondary CFP cassette with another open reading frame.

Punakea is another Mac-exclusive tagging application and is also integrated with Spotlight.

It reminded me a lot of Podzinger, a podcast tagging application, except Podzinger is not human-powered like SceneMaker.

Traditionally, HMMs are directly used as abstract speech representations in voice-tag applications.

An implementation [6] of ISO 18000-7 shows good readability but rather poor performance for dense tag applications, due to the arbitration technique used and the long time to retrieve tag information.

Both algorithms are shown to be effective in voice-tag applications, as they yield speech recognition performances either comparable to or exceeding a manual reference in same-language experiments.

Considering both user convenience and recognition performance, we suggest that 3 or 4 hypothetical phoneme strings per sample might be optimal for sequential voice-to-phoneme conversion for voice-tag applications.

It had developed a "Smart Tags" application that would have enabled it to convert key words found anywhere on the Internet into links that would guide computer users to Microsoft-approved Web sites.