The phrase "a class of distant" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a category or group that is far away or remote, but the phrasing is awkward and lacks clarity.
Example: "The researchers studied a class of distant galaxies that exhibit unique characteristics."
Alternatives: "a category of remote" or "a group of far-off".
As modern virtual reality welcomes its consumer moment with the impending releases of the HTC Vive and Oculus Rift, off in the distant far-less-sexy enterprise space exists a class of augmented devices that will eventually replace our smartphones.
In addition to the Peltigerales, cyanolichens are also found in the Lichinomycetes, a small class of lichenizing fungi evolutionarily distant from the bulk of lichens found in the Lecanoromycetes.
That courage will help lead us to a day - sooner than later - when bias against an entire class of people is in the distant past.
This is not an exotic tale of distant poverty.
A better class of student".
During tuning, the user may discover that the distant supervision labels are missing an entire class of relations and thus incorrectly labeling candidates.
Many gave up lives of privilege, including a graduate from the distant Class of 1825.
In establishing the phylogeny of class 4 HDACs, we avoided using the first type of alignment (with other HDCAs serving as outgoups) to prevent potential phylogenetic reconstruction artefacts due to the presence of distant outliers (class 4 HDACs diverge considerably from other HDACs, not shown) [ 42].
A small value of g n indicates that xval, n is close to the center of its true class and distant from the centers of all other classes.
That is, models trained on the processing traces of ncRNAs in human, can be used without any re-calibration to identify the same type of ncRNA class in distant organisms such as worm, fly and plant, irrespective of changes in the sequencing machine type or the cell line or tissue.
