Sentence examples for a categorization of a from inspiring English sources

As this test requires a categorization of a continuous variable (the pBLS value), it is often conservative.

The point here is that in practice both methods rely on a categorization of a continuous variable.

This paper presents an analysis and a categorization of current tools.

The findings are synthesized as a taxonomy of support entities, a categorization of support mechanisms and a set of dynamics of the interactions between different FLOSS support entities.

This approach along with a comprehensive literature review enables a categorization of the existing numerical methods, which are shown to be closely related.

Based on a categorization of students' works, I then present a preliminary identification of the knowledge implicated in the creation of such representational forms.

We extend planning and scheduling theory with a categorization of scheduling performance criteria, based on a three-stage survey research design.

A major result of this paper is a categorization of the sources of faults into a formal taxonomy that provides a starting point for future research into error-based approaches to improving software quality.

Taking advantage of the uniaxial out-of-plane magnetic anisotropy of Co bilayer nanoisland on Cu(111), in-field spin-STM on this system has enabled a quantitative determination, and thereby, a categorization of the magnetic states of the tips.

DBpedia [7] is a structured version of Wikipedia that provides meta-data for articles; normalized article Uniform Resource Identifiers (URIs) that allow to interlink articles about the same entity in different language editions; normalized links between articles (taking care of redirections); and a categorization of articles into a shallow ontology, which includes a Person category.

Digital technologies first brought a categorization of texts as printed or digital; a more recent distinction considers whether texts are static (printed and similar digital counterparts such as in pdf or epub formats), or dynamic (hypertext or digital texts) (OECD, 2009).