| These include conductors, librarians, orchestra managers, program annotators, personnel administrators, and contractors. |
| To ensure high annotation quality, the annotators were first asked to independently annotate a calibration set of about 10,000 tokens. |
| The notes by the conductor and by Tadashi Isoyama are interesting and go way beyond the usual historical perspectives provided by most other annotators. |
| Automatic text-analysis tools can assist human annotators and can thus significantly shorten the time lag of functional annotations. |
| Collini's public celebration of the under-appreciated scholarship of editors and annotators is a service to the humanities. |
| Moreover, Hamlin fleshes out his account of Montaigne's English reception by looking beyond Florio and his annotators. |
