Sentence examples for topic exploited from inspiring English sources

Recognizing the inherent oddity of his topic (exploited to perfection in Richard Attenborough's 1978 chiller, "Magic"), the writer and director, Mark Goffman, sticks to a no-frills style that makes the film feel longer than its 1 hour 24 minutes.

Greive paid particular attention to Ibn Ezra's psychology; this is indeed the branch of philosophy to which Ibn Ezra was most strongly attracted, and the topic exploited most intensively by recent investigations into Ibn Ezra's philosophy (Tanenbaum 1990; Levin 1992).

In his doctoral thesis, Dr. Simons advanced the mathematical understanding of curved spaces, a topic Einstein exploited in his general theory of relativity to show how gravity deforms space and time.

Despite the development and synthesis of new electrode materials for hydrogen generation in alkaline water electrolyzers has been a research topic widely exploited in the last years, stability tests on the obtained cathodes have been restricted to long-term potentiostatic/galvanostatic experiments which do not fulfil the real operating conditions that take place in those devices.

While text-based topic models exploit novel information in a novel way, we must conclude for the moment that the crime topic model presented here is insufficient for fully autonomous classification, especially given the legal demands that would be placed on assigned crime types.

The goal is to force the exposure of some agents to a larger set of topics and exploit the mechanisms of topic and peer selection described in the "Network construction" section to modify the dynamic network behavior.

As desperate-to-be-noticed documentary filmmakers scour the earth for bizarre new topics to exploit, the line between serious investigation and tabloid trash has become awfully blurry.

Both topics can exploit regulatory loopholes and country-specific differences, yet so far, the only kind of international governance action has been taken by self-regulating scientific societies such as the ISSCR[28, 49].

The task of hot topic detection is to exploit topics that appear frequently during a period of time.

David Blei, professor of computer science and statistics, led the groundbreaking research that resulted in the development of the Latent Dirichlet Allocation (LDA) model, a topic model capable of exploiting hidden topics and semantic themes among countless lines in billions of documents via language processing.

One can perform a variety of text mining and natural language processing (NLP) techniques to exploit topic information from the syntaxes and semantics of the text corpora.