Sentence examples for a designated class from inspiring English sources

The dead can be handled only by a designated class, who by this token became the 'untouchables' of an otherwise proudly casteless community, a marginalisation portrayed in Cyrus Mistry's unsettling novel, Chronicle of a Corpse Bearer.

In order to capture this idea, DRT adopts an event-based semantics, treating events as semantic values of a designated class of discourse referents.

The system has been implemented in a Java prototype, in which the HSM has been emulated by a designated class with the proper visibility modifiers (i.e., private data within the HSM is not accessible from outside).

Get an ice cream?" Not one of the things they asked for involved rushing to a designated class at a designated time.

In a cluster analysis of 82 normal and malignant breast specimens with cDNA array, PLK1 was found overexpressed to various extents in a subgroup of patient tumors, designated class A, which contains a higher proportion of patients with metastases and a greater risk of recurrence [ 45, 46].

Drugs classified as causing the most severe harm are designated class A and include heroin, cocaine and ecstasy.

Metazoan CSL proteins (designated class M) form a very coherent group that can be divided to RBP-Jκ and RBP-L subgroups.

One of the Arabidopsis proteins designated class VI in this analysis, At1g05850, earlier was reported to be a class VII protein [ 75].

Curves displaying a poor fit (r < 0.9) or activity at only the highest concentration were designated Class 3. Concentration response data showing curve fits with <30% efficacy or lacking a significant curve fit were denoted Class 4 and considered inactive.

In 2008, NSB ordered 50 Stadler FLIRT multiple units, to be designated Class 74, with delivery between 2011 and 2013.

A non-cross-validated PLS analysis was performed, and the final parameters and statistics (q2 = 0.508, r2 = 0.948) for the common training set (designated Class I+II) are summarized in the first row of Table 1.