Another contained "computer", "methods", "number", "two", "principle", "design", "access" and "processing .All of which is interesting as a way of dealing with information overload, and tagging papers so that they can be searched in a more useful way.
CHORUS is tagging papers with the funding agency so they can be tracked.
Users can create new tags in this pane in addition to Literature Tabs, and they tag papers by dragging and dropping them from Article Explorer.
We are developing ways to tag papers using specific metadata identifiers so all papers involving a particular GRP can be quickly located and collated.
Instead of requiring specialised luggage-tag paper, Iberia allows customers to print the tags on regular paper, which they then fold up and put in a reusable plastic sleeve that they can pick up the at the airport.
For example, contributors will not only tag their paper with the scientific field, but must also mark it as "New Results," "Confirmatory Results," or "Contradictory Results," depending on whether it is an advance or confirms or contradicts previous experiments.
Consequently, the amount of non-degradable material should be reduced in tag manufacturing (e.g. printable RFID tags, paper-based RFID tags, and biodegradable RFID tags).
As co-founder Iskander Pols says "It is a bit like our Twitter tag papers, but for Facebook… Facebook currently supports very basic keyword searches on public posts – so a paper based on the search 'climate energy' will find all posts containing both words – paper.li then extracts all links, videos and photos, analyzes them, ranks them and creates the paper in a similar fashion to Twitter papers.
Flowers were tagged with papers before the day of anthesis and ovules were collected each day following the day of anthesis.
Each brain is slightly different, so each patient must be directly tested to mark the critical areas, which are often tagged with little paper markers.
