Sentence examples for a certain classification of from inspiring English sources

Video shot boundaries can be classified into two types: abrupt shot boundary (ASB) (as in Fig. 2) and gradual shot boundary (GSB), according to a certain classification of scene transition, which in general is related to content variation over time.

So one could well imagine again, it depends on what the blue-ribbon panel says one could well imagine that for a certain classification for a certain type of waste, you don't want to have access to it anymore, so that means you could use different sites than Yucca Mountain, such as salt domes.

On the other hand, basic motif matching based computational methods are predestined with a certain classification accuracy, as approximately 26% (97/381) of the known cases do not contain the identified consensus motif (ΨKxE/D).

Classification data: reason for assigning the repeat a certain classification.

It is quite likely that over the next decade we will see legislation that requires employers of certain classifications of freelancers to contribute to a benefits pool that will provide the funding mechanism for obtaining various types of insurance.

This has resulted in various "classification systems" that have attempted to identify common characteristics in groups of spinal pain patients in the hope that certain treatments can be targeted to certain classifications of patients.

The average 3 × 10 cross-fold validation results obtained from these datasets are presented and compared with the results of certain classification algorithms reported in the literature.

Results from our epidemiologic analysis with multiple SOMs revealed that RRs for multipollutant day types were somewhat sensitive to variations of class number (Fig.  5); however, based on the properties of the classifications a certain degree of variability was expected.

We give a classification result for a certain class of C⁎-algebras A over a finite topological space X in which there exists an open set U of X such that U separates the finite and infinite subquotients of A. We apply our results to C⁎-algebras arising from graphs.

The relation between lifetime accumulated sun and LC could be influenced by a certain degree of bias in the classification.

The result of these comparisons should be used to claim a certain level of discrimination by unsupervised classification, and to investigate the difference in performance between the selected features and the original ones.