Sentence examples for terms collected from inspiring English sources

The UMLS Metathesaurus is a collection of medical terms collected from about 100 different nomenclatures.

There are no raw data or search terms collected.

The UMLS contains more than 2 million biomedical terms collected from nearly 100 medical vocabularies.

Assignment of GO terms to identified proteins was done by Blast2GO software (version 2.6.6) in three main steps: blasting to find homologous sequences, mapping to collect GO terms associated with blast hits, and annotation to assign functional terms to query sequences from the pool of GO terms collected in the mapping step [ 18].

That system, which can recognize just five terms -- "collect," "operator," "third party," "credit card" and "person to person" -- saves "several hundred million" dollars a year, most of it in labor costs, AT&T says.

The widget will provide realtime streaming content on the search terms, collecting content from a network of more than 10 million social media and news sites, including Twitter, WordPress, Flickr, The Associated Press, CNN, Reuters, and more.

Nowadays, as recommended by the Illuminating Engineering Society IESS, IES-TM-21-11), many LED manufacturers use a projecting approach based on short-term collected light output data to predict the future lumen maintenance (or lumen lifetime) of LEDs.

The Tax Court rejected that position in its opinion in August – finding that the law was broad and that the term "collected proceeds" is sweeping – encompassing penalties, fines under Title 18 and 31 as well.

where is a zero-mean disturbance term collecting signal noise and noise noise interactions.

The first term in Equations (29) and (30) collects the cost related to quantize the gain of the paths, whereas the second term collects the cost of quantizing the discrete delays and it is the same for both schemes.

Gillibrand, herself a 1988 Dartmouth graduate, ended up winning re-election to her first full term, collecting close to 72percentt of the vote.