Sentence examples for tagging scheme from inspiring English sources

Since a microscopic spin tagging scheme is used, this concept is called MiST (Microscopic Spin Tagging).

Volumetric perfusion imaging was obtained using a pseudo-continuous ASL tagging scheme with a 3D interleaved spiral FSE readout (3D spiral FSE ASL) with parameters as: TR/TE = 5128/15.9 ms, flip angle = 111o, FOV = 20 cm × 20 cm, x, y matrix = 1024 × 8 (spiral acquisition), slice thickness = 3.0 mm.

An efficient genotype tagging scheme was developed that gave priority to variants that 1) showed strong association with asthma in the Isle of Wight birth cohort, and/or 2) have been reported by others to be associated with asthma/allergy, and/or 3) have functional importance.

Paving the way for the RMS, Japan and Norway have introduced a DNA tagging scheme.

Theoretically, the use of such a DNA tagging scheme and the provision of international inspectors on whaling boats should also make it feasible to police whaling to agreed quotas of abundant species like the minke.

The new Spot programme is a progression from the current shark tagging scheme which began in 2007.

Serco, one of Britain's largest companies, also faces an inquiry by auditors over its charges for operating tagging schemes.

You may not have heard of him, but he's the CEO of Serco, the ever-expanding outsourcing giant who see to – among other things – the Yarl's Wood detention centre, electronic tagging schemes, four British prisons, the operation and maintenance of several RAF bases, "facilities management" at NHS hospitals, schools inspection in the Midlands, and more.

One of the common tagging schemes is BIO, in which individual tokens are classified (B) as being at the beginning of an entity, (I) being inside the boundaries of an entity, or (O) outside the boundaries of an entity.

Ultimately, we hope that tagging schemes provide teachers with easy ways to find rich content and not just a way for large incumbent vendors to strangle out smaller companies.

Carole Thompson, founder of the TAG! scheme, adds: "There's no barcode on the cards, so no one can make money as there's no personal data collected about individual customers".