Sentence examples for topical dimension from inspiring English sources

Although previous research has advanced scientific understanding of cultural similarity, attempts to quantify it, for practical reasons, were mostly limited to comparing a small number of cultures along a selected topical dimension.

To tackle the socio-topical dimension we first characterize the two sets of groups in terms of the metrics we introduced in Section 3.3.2.

The socio-topical dimension we consider is a rather abstract concept and we like to check whether our metrics are able to correctly capture it.

The third work, by Martin-Borregon et al. [25], studies Flickr, the popular photo-sharing platform, to understand how social groups form and evolve in time, space, and across the socio-topical dimension.

We propose a general framework for the characterization of groups along the geographical, temporal, and socio-topical dimensions and we apply it on a very large dataset from Flickr.

We contribute to explore this area by proposing a set of general metrics to capture the spatial, temporal, and socio-topical dimensions of groups, which are the three aspects about groups that have been informally identified in the previous literature but never formalized and studied in conjunction.

They outlive the vernacular and the topical, retaining their classical dimension.

Racial injustice may indeed be the predominant moral theme coursing through American history and literature, but no art form was more willing than the theatre to engage with its topical complexities and human dimensions.

While this participatory gender gap has been studied extensively in the literature, this work sets out to assess potential gender inequalities in Wikipedia articles along different dimensions: notability, topical focus, linguistic bias, structural properties, and meta-data presentation.

Furthermore, we consider spatial, temporal, and socio-topical metrics jointly for the first time, discovering some macro-classes of groups that reveal the interplay between the different dimensions; to mention two clear examples, topical groups that tend to be long-lived and with steady activity in contrast with social groups that are more often bursty and short-lived.

To assess the extent to which Wikipedia suffers from potential gender bias, we compare biographies about men and women in Wikipedia along the following dimensions: external and internal global notability, topical and linguistic presentation, structural position, and meta-data presentation.