Sentence examples for a classification which from inspiring English sources

Beauty is neither a property nor a mode of interaction; it is a classification, which, like all classifications, implies a particular social relation between the classifier and the classified.

If state employees on this list are found to be doing something that the inner circle of the Fidesz government objects to, they can be classified as national security risks, a classification which disqualifies them from their jobs.

American on-demand companies are terrified that they will be stuck with retrospective labour bills if the courts force them to reclassify their workers as regular employees rather than contract workers (a classification which is not always consistent from jurisdiction to jurisdiction, raising the level of anxiety).

Compared to other approaches, our method involved richer texture representations to make a classification, which led to the best performance.

They addressed experience as context variable in empirical studies and proposed a classification, which we show in Table 14.

Such improved DE method is based on a classification which divides each difference into three categories: expandable, changeable and nonchangeable.

Cervical smears were then classified according to the Dutch CISOE-A classification, which can be translated to the Bethesda system (Solomon et al, 2002; Bulk et al, 2004).

Cervical cytology results were reported, blinded to the hrHPV testing results, according to the CISOE-A classification, which is routinely used in the Netherlands and can be easily converted into the 2001 Bethesda system (Bulk et al, 2004).

The first specimen was collected in a liquid-based cytology medium (Surepath, Tripath Imaging, Burlington NC, USA), cytologically examined, and classified according to the CISOE-A classification, which is easily translatable into the Bethesda 2001 classification (Bulk et al, 2004).

Cervical cytology results were reported, blinded to the hrHPV testing results, according to the CISOE-A classification, which is routinely used in The Netherlands and can be converted into the 2001 Bethesda system (Bulk et al, 2004).

Conventional cytological smears were prepared with a Cervex brush® and classified according to the Dutch CISOE-A classification, which can be translated to the Bethesda 2001 classification (Bulk et al, 2004).