Sentence examples for term indices from inspiring English sources

It is now feasible to compile long temporal image sequences using Landsat imagery for reconstruction of forest stands and derivation of long term indices of landscape productivity; and the increasing proliferation of airborne laser scanning (ALS) technology also allows for the acquisition of detailed information on topographic elevation and vegetation structure with sub-meter accuracy.

Samuel Jeake introduced the term indices in 1696.

Backed by an A-rated tenant on long term index-linked leases, the bond-like quality and duration of the income is exceptionally attractive".

The next step is to build an extensive term index of a text collection.

Our aim is the expert evaluation of automatic multi-word term indexing.

On the other hand, term indexes are often limited to the n-grams lengths n = 1, 2, 3.

The "Complete MeSH Term" Entrez index retrieves compounds annotated with the MeSH term that exactly matches the query, while the "MeSH Term" index searches for those with the MeSH terms that partially match the query.

Total toenail Hg represents a longer term index of Hg exposure over several weeks to months and is largely reflective of MeHg [ 37].

Using the above gene association file and the GO ID to term index file, the GO annotation file for sorghum was generated by a custom script.

Behind this platform, there is a full-text file system with a bio-resource term indexing and mining engine, which automatically explores the citation information.

In this perspective, HbA1c > 7% likely represents a convenient index of poor long term metabolic control, whereas glucose ≥ 140 mg/dl seems a questionable short term index of metabolic decompensation.