A recent thread on Website Babble about stolen content revealed that many people still aren't taking advantage of Google Authorship. (2createawebsite.com)
So when you use Google Authorship to link your name to your content, the more that content gets shared via social media, the more it will positively impact your Google AuthorRank. (2createawebsite.com)
Despite Klein's fearsome denials and some brief second thoughts, Foster stuck to his guns and eventually Klein was forced to acknowledge authorship, when handwriting samples also tied him to the manuscript. (brothersjudd.com)
These arguments are typically based on the quantity, quality, and early date of the available New Testament manuscript copies, additional considerations that favor the traditional authorship of the books, plus extra-biblical confirmation, along with a few archaeological discoveries. (bethinking.org)
For decades, believers have used avenues such as manuscript evidence, authorship, extra-biblical sources, and archaeology to show both that the thousands of existing copies accurately preserve the original texts, as well as correctly reporting what actually occurred. (bethinking.org)
Module 5 covers publication of research results, ethical aspects of publication, how to write a research manuscript, citation tools and authorship. (lu.se)
20231
When filling in the data request form, please put 'PAN 2023' in the Title field, and 'PAN 2023 Authorship Verification Task' as Description of proposed use of the data. (webis.de)
Markup1
I don't think you can remove authorship and keep the photo since the photo represents that the markup is installed correctly. (2createawebsite.com)
Problem16
The skins solve this problem - the buttons are large and can be pressed with a finger. (freewarepocketpc.net)
In this paper, we present a newly developed theoretical-conceptual framework for Critical Online Reasoning (COR), situated in relation to prior approaches ("information problem-solving," "multiple-source comprehension," "web credibility," "informal argumentation," "critical thinking"), along with an evidence-centered assessment framework and its preliminary validation. (frontiersin.org)
But it hasn't turned out that way, and now all the newspapers are trying to solve the same problem. (onemanandhisblog.com)
Specifically, we first use the distributed deployment of functional modules to solve the problem of high computing resource occupancy. (techscience.com)
He viewed the primary condition of design as the 'recognition of need' and warned against stylistic excesses: the designer should practice self-restraint and devote himself completely to the task of problem solving. (vitra.com)
In particular, if you tell me a problem in a cafe and I solve it without any input from you other than the problem statement, it sounds an awful lot like I should be the sole author of that paper, with an aknowledgment to you for telling me the problem. (stackexchange.com)
If someone told me a problem and I solved it, I'd generally want to include them as a coauthor. (stackexchange.com)
begingroup$ @Thomas Your criterion is also independent of the amount of time the problem-suggester spent failing to solve the problem. (stackexchange.com)
With the trifling exception of a few passages, we may believe this with regard to the Second, Third, and Fourth .Gospels: but it is very difficult to believe this with regard to the First, the authorship of which is a complicated problem not yet adequately solved. (biblicalstudies.org.uk)
There are two different ways of solving this quality-cost problem. (virginia.edu)
psychology serving as the foundation and criterion of apologetics , various philosophies solving the problem only in one aspect, and Christianity alone affording the complete solution. (newadvent.org)
Have I embarassed my supervisors by solving a problem that a PhD student in my group was working on without success? (stackexchange.com)
If you run into trouble, it's quite likely that someone else has already solved the problem you're facing. (up.pt)
The capstone of the course is the development of a business proposal that solves a problem or meets a need selected by the student. (innovationcareeracademy.com)
We have noted that some similar journals in other countries have had to solve this problem on their own, and often the results are not as good as when using OJS. (lu.se)
Academic writing is about, independently as well as based on the knowledge retrieved from others, writing in your own words how you have solved a problem or problematized a certain aspect. (lu.se)
Shakespeare5
The Oxfordian theory of Shakespeare authorship contends that Edward de Vere, 17th Earl of Oxford, wrote the plays and poems of William Shakespeare. (wikipedia.org)
Since the 1920s, the Oxfordian theory has been the most popular alternative Shakespeare authorship theory. (wikipedia.org)
The convergence of documentary evidence of the type used by academics for authorial attribution - title pages, testimony by other contemporary poets and historians, and official records - sufficiently establishes Shakespeare's authorship for the overwhelming majority of Shakespeare scholars and literary historians, and no such documentary evidence links Oxford to Shakespeare's works. (wikipedia.org)
Challenging the Lie in a Free Society: Even in Shakespeare Authorship Studies? (sirbacon.org)
Steven Sabel from Dragon Wagon radio interviews theoretical physicist Barry R. Clarke who also has a PhD in Shakespeare authorship. (sirbacon.org)
Reputation2
If this is rolled out universally, it's another major step in Google stepping away from the website as the core unit of the web, towards the page and its author - with authorship and author reputation a core part of how search works. (onemanandhisblog.com)
Is it possible they will try to bully me out of first-authorship to protect the reputation of the PhD student? (stackexchange.com)
Statistical1
Projects that offer co-authorship for the statistical consultant will be given priority. (jmu.edu)
Problems11
Or making the most of their reduced power in this Congress to solve problems and help those left behind in the economic recovery? (politico.com)
One of the problems Eustathios seeks to solve in his learned commentary is exactly that of authorship. (brynmawr.edu)
and finally, to solve problems in new or unfamiliar environments and in broad or multidisciplinary contexts related to the specialization. (uab.cat)
They can solve problems in new or unfamiliar environments and in broad or multidisciplinary contexts related to audiovisual translation or media accessibility. (uab.cat)
Through laboratory course work the knowledge gained is used to solve chemical problems. (sjsu.edu)
Data and its quality affect machine learning models and their accuracy, and the quality of the data can not be well in some types of problems which can be solved by machine learning. (pythonkitchen.com)
This paper introduces the usage of the vector evaluated particle swarm optimiser (VEPSO) to solve dynamic multi-objective optimisation problems. (scipedia.com)
M. Greeff and A. Engelbrecht, Solving dynamic multi-objective problems with vector evaluated particle swarm optimisation, Collection of open conferences in research transport (2008). (scipedia.com)
Now, with expert-verified solutions from Big Ideas Math: Algebra 1 Student Journal 1st Edition, you'll learn how to solve your toughest homework problems. (harry-friseur.de)
I've often gotten excited about discovering things, only to realize later that they weren't so novel, or been interested in problems because I thought my methods could solve them then lost interest when I found out other methods are much better. (stackexchange.com)
The course contains several practical components that entail both individual training and cooperation in groups to solve problems. (lu.se)
Publication1
This leads to the need for publication, a system that exchanges information and certifies authorship. (bvsalud.org)
Task3
Task: Given two texts belonging to different Discourse Types (DT), determine if they are written by the same author ( cross-DT authorship verification ). (webis.de)
Authorship verification is the task of deciding whether two texts have been written by the same author based on comparing the texts' writing styles. (webis.de)
Despite certain differences between fandoms, the task of cross-fandom authorship verification has proved to be relatively feasible. (webis.de)
Content3
The beauty of the authorship tag is that it links your content back to your name and website as soon as you create it. (2createawebsite.com)
Even if you don't care to sync your author page with your Google Plus profile, at least add the authorship tag with your name to claim your content. (2createawebsite.com)
Molongui Authorship provides you with all the tools that WordPress is missing when it comes to giving credit to your content creators. (wordpress.org)
Individual4
Yet design is still, ultimately, a matter of individual authorship - of creative people developing solutions based on their analysis of a problem's criteria and parameters. (vitra.com)
Depending on the project and our level of involvement, the individual consultant may request co-authorship or other suitable compensation. (jmu.edu)
Additionally, investigations into the unique aesthetics of individual films and the unique aesthetic strategies of individual filmmakers invariably open out onto epistemological and ethical questions vis-à-vis authorship and critical practice. (offscreen.com)
The exam consists of presenting the individual topic in a 5-minute interview to confirm the authorship of the paper. (uauim.ro)
Puzzles2
This is the way Sentris both makes players feel smart (for solving puzzles) and makes them feel like they're creative (for making music). (polygon.com)
Every scientist wants to ask questions and find answers, solving puzzles on varying scales. (bvsalud.org)
Claim1
Oxfordians, however, reject the historical record and claim that circumstantial evidence supports Oxford's authorship, proposing that the contradictory historical evidence is part of a conspiracy theory that falsified the record to protect the identity of the real author. (wikipedia.org)
Author2
In the 2022 edition, we introduced more challenging scenarios where each author verification case considers two texts that belong to different DTs ( cross-DT authorship verification ). (webis.de)
As to his authorship of the "Discours sur les passions de l'amour", that essay at least contains certain theories familiar to the author of the "Pensées" on the part played by intuition in sentiment and æsthetic, and its style for the most part resembles that of Pascal. (newadvent.org)
Type1
In the current edition, for the first time, we will focus on (cross-discourse type) authorship verification where both written language (i.e., essays and emails) and spoken language (i.e., interviews and speech transcriptions) are represented in the set of discourse types. (webis.de)
Works3
Bacon proposed the first "group theory" of Shakespearian authorship, attributing the works to a committee headed by Francis Bacon and including Walter Raleigh. (wikipedia.org)
For this reason, Vitra always works with designers who possess the capability of authorship - that is to say, who not only have creative skills, but who invest their work with a personal world view. (vitra.com)
This story provides a truly sublime moment when, having submitted his dissertation to Oxford University Press as a book proposal, he was turned down and received instead two anonymous critiques of his work--apparently standard practice calls for scholars to read and judge submissions anonymously--wherein both authors stated that it is not possible to use only the internal evidence in written works to attribute authorship. (brothersjudd.com)
Search1
No matter what you may think of Google's dominance of the Internet, there is a big benefit to using their Authorship feature - especially while they still rule search. (2createawebsite.com)
Presentations1
This research endeavor can result in presentations and, on occasion, in co-authorship of chemical publications. (sjsu.edu)
People1
You can solve the MySQL people from your Government disposal. (llct.de)
Participants2
Authorship should be determined by the contribution made to the work, not by the time that one of the participants spent failing to solve it. (stackexchange.com)
Participants with little to moderate scientific experience scored ChatGPT to be more helpful in solving tasks 4-7 compared to more experienced participants (p = 0.04), with simultaneously presenting lower scorings (p = 0.03). (bvsalud.org)
Studies1
Additionally, this thesis studies the scholarship surrounding Donne's authorship, what tendencies there are in terms of queer readings, and how one might approach the discourse today. (lu.se)
In addition, the ability of authorship verification methods to handle the different forms of expression in written and oral language will be highlighted. (webis.de)
Authors1
Molongui Authorship helps you to properly credit your authors and one-time contributors for their work. (wordpress.org)
Issues2
Will it be pride of authorship and purity on issues like abortion rights? (politico.com)
with a good friend, and after addressing and quickly solving a number of thorny issues that have troubled humankind for millennia, our attention wandered from swerve of shore to bend of bay and settled on the strange case of the Yoga Sutra. (ihanuman.com)
Words1
No one knows much of anything concrete about the origins and authorship of this little curiosity of about 1200 words, maybe 100 fewer than the Declaration of Independence. (ihanuman.com)
Text1
In previous editions of PAN, we explored the effectiveness of authorship verification technology in several languages and text genres. (webis.de)
Reach1
We needed to go digital to reach a new and broader readership and authorship. (lu.se)
Scientific1
Scientific experience, number of original publications and of first/last authorships showed a positive correlation with overall scoring (p = 0.01-0.04). (bvsalud.org)
Statistics2
Mark Glickman, senior lecturer on statistics at Harvard University, will explore how statistics can be used to classify musical style, distinguish features particular to specific songwriters, and ultimately address how to predict who wrote a song of disputed authorship. (amstat.org)
Music, statistics, and solving a mystery. (amstat.org)
Skills1
and helps students to improve their math skills and become pro in math solving. (harry-friseur.de)
Knowledge1
Every objective is solved by one swarm and the swarms share knowledge amongst each other about the objective that it is solving. (scipedia.com)
Programs1
ATTENTION: in session 2 the grading will be done exclusively by oral examination, with a subject that can be solved in 3 hours with any of the learned programs (optional). (uauim.ro)