Sentence examples for who annotated from inspiring English sources

The labels were then revised by three subjects (the same two subjects who annotated the PI, plus another subject with experience in PI annotation) together, in order to match the items which could express close meanings.

Specifically, the use of random scene order during annotation (but not during movie viewing) or the gender split among observers who annotated the audio movie and those that annotated the audiovisual movie.

But besides Mr. Sperling, who annotated the songs with pertinent remarks, the evening belonged to Mr. Lutken.

Touré talks with GalleyCat about black stereotypes and his new book, "Who's Afraid of Post-Blackness?" The historian Michael Beschloss, who annotated the recently released Jackie Kennedy interviews, explains why an oral history is a fitting tribute to her.

This corpus is the outcome of the collaborative effort of curators from the European Patent Office and the ChEBI project who annotated all mentions of chemical entities in 40 patent application documents [29].

We used the gene-enzyme-reaction mapping as given by [ 12], who annotated only enzymatic reactions, but no transporters.

"I hereby charge and assert that the testy but lovable Boswell who annotates my old laundry slips, Dwight Macdonald, drinks tea.

Secondly, users who annotate multimedia contents do not necessarily aim at improving the performance of the current retrieval systems.

Literature curators who annotate genomes or "text mine" scientific literature are interested in the application.

In the English language there are numerous verbs with meanings that stretch beyond one process type and, consequently, this often results in a lack of consensus among analysts who annotate texts for Transitivity patterns (cf. studies by O'Donnell et al. 2009; Fontaine and Gwilliams 2015).

DOG4DAG aims to support the work of ontology engineers, who create ontologies from scratch and extend existing ontologies, as well as biocurators, who annotate gene products with terms from the GO and other ontologies.