Sentence examples for term counts from inspiring English sources

Finally, we will introduce related but extended methods which use term counts, including the empirically successful Okapi BM25 weighting scheme, and Bayesian Network models for IR (Section 11.4 ).

Please note that attendance at the Yale College program at the Paul Mellon Centre in London during the spring term counts just as if it were a term of enrollment at Yale College in New Haven.

Withdrawal If a student withdraws from a term after the date on which course schedules for that term are due, the uncompleted term counts as a term of enrollment, both in the determination of the student's eligibility to accelerate and in the calculation of the number of terms in which the student has been in attendance at Yale.

These term counts are later used with Eq. 5 to calculate COED scores.

Table 1 summarizes the neuron term counts, including number per category (i.e., morphological, molecular, and electrophysiological) and unique instances.

For Aristotle, writing in the middle of the fourth century BCE, the figurative redeployment of term counts as a metaphor regardless of precisely how the term's usual referent and its special temporary referent are related (Poetics 21 1457b ff. See also Rhetoric 3.2 1404b-1505b, 3.4 1406b–1407a, 3.10 11 1410b–1413.10 11

In this talk, I address a particularly interesting case, where a quantum dimer model on the honeycomb lattice, in addition to the standard Rokhsar-Kivelson Hamiltonian, includes a competing potential term, counting dimer-free hexagons.

The average term count per query was 2.5.

After term counting, term frequency-inverse document frequency (Tf-Idf) transformation was applied for background correction [ 29].

Evaluation of the relationship between term count and query result was therefore limited to queries containing fewer than seven terms.

If using more terms only reduced the number of irrelevant articles, then term count should not have an independent effect.