Sentence examples for topics results from inspiring English sources
Is this is an example of Twitter tinkering with its trending topics results?
This means that researchers use different vocabularies in different languages for the description of their research topics, results, applications and underlying data.
We, the Editors-in-Chief and the renewed Editorial Board, are now to continue our task of managing a classical journal to discover new and timely topics, results and applications with new energy.
However, we understand that since no firm boundaries exist, especially when discussing STEAM topics, results are reflecting the researchers' perceptions on whether an activity should be categorized as engineering.
These influence the model as follows: with a small (alpha) (i.e., with many topics (alpha = 50/T) becomes smaller) it is likely for documents to contain only a few topics, whereas a bigger (alpha) (i.e., few topics) results in more topics per document.
In one comment submitted to the agency, Chad Bradley, a lobbyist for Chesapeake Energy, criticized the E.P.A., saying it was going beyond its "mandate" from Congress, adding new topics resulting in "mission creep".
However, looking at potential TA topics resulting out of the technology push and the demand pull approach, described above, we can expect an oversupply.
A ROS topic can publish and subscribe messages to certain topics, resulting in building a unidirectional communication channel between one or many publishers and an arbitrary number of subscribers.
Meaningful reduction of dimensions is a key strategy for future work – for example, the topics resulting from topic modeling could be used as input dimensions for SOM training.
Analyses were conducted to examine two outcomes, 1) change in care plan topics resulting from the removal or addition of topics; and 2) change in responsibility of action.
Stakeholders felt that the training duration in the decentralized model was too short to cover all topics, resulting in a lower level of understanding among trainees [ 25].
