Sentence examples for wise documents from inspiring English sources
With this case and others, Wise documents not only the adroitness of Chinese agents, but also how China has for several decades "penetrated" the United States, as he puts it.
Wise documents use a succinct "Qualified By" or "Summary" statement that focuses on your fit for the position instead of rambling on about your career goals.
The date is a key piece of information, which can be used in various robotic applications such as date-wise document indexing/retrieval.
MapReduce framework is successfully utilized for a numbers of text processing tasks such as stemming [28], distribute the storage and computation loads in a cluster [29], text clustering [30], information extraction [31], storing and fetching unstructured data [32], document similarity algorithm [33], natural language processing [34] and pair-wise document similarity [35].
Variety would praise the locations that gave "The Day the Earth Stood Still" "an almost documentary flavor," but Wise was documenting something more than Washington landmarks.
Along the way, it's wise to document conversations with follow-up correspondence and notes to the file.
It would be wise to document that this communication has taken place, especially if iatrogenic ocular morbidity is likely to occur.
The debate continues over whether President Obama was wise to release documents regarding "interrogation techniques" and the results of that policy.
It may not pass muster with a road warrior carrying an I.T.-issue 20-pound laptop, but for a commuter carrying an iPad and a few pertinent documents, the Wise-Walker is just about perfect.
A young and perhaps not terribly worldly-wise man, he revealed documents to the world that contained information about government misbehavior that was of vital interest to Americans, as well as citizens of other countries.
A two-sample, one-sided prospective power analysis (exact binomial distribution) was performed to calculate the sample size required per group in a pair-wise comparison to document a statistically significant increase in 60-day survival outcome from 5% (single modality) to 60% (combination modality).
