Sentence examples for a finer classification from inspiring English sources

A curious section offered by the magazine is called "Laughable Stories for Children" (兒童笑話ertong xiaohua), which claims to target ages 8-12 and, for lack of a finer classification, is a sub-category of the history and events column.

A finer classification is made based on the gender of the individuals as indicated along the horizontal axis.

This effect is somehow counter-intuitive since a higher granularity in the quantization allows to define a finer classification decision function.

Similarly, data limitations prevented us from using a finer classification of the urban residence variable, such as large cities, smaller towns and villages.

By taking full advantage of this resolution, RFID technology can be used to inform increasingly complex models that require a finer classification of contacts by personal characteristics [35], [36].

As a finer classification measure for the TM's morphology study, we also measured the distance from the edge of the marginal band to the ridge associated with the attachment of the TM to the spiral limbus [18].

The bottom-up approach is to use a fine classification, and (by manually examining result files) identify classes that can be merged.

As shown in the examples, the algorithm can be applied to very diverse types of cases to allow a fine classification of protein features (Table 1).

A cross-tabulation of this finer classification against the panel diagnosis is shown in Supplemental Table 2 (Supplemental Digital Content 1, http://links.lww.com/PAS/A253) along with an indication of how these were grouped for the main analyses.

Type 1 subdivides by a finer CPU classification that distinguishes Celeron, Pentium, AMD Athlon, AMD Opteron, etc.. NOTE: this is out of date; it doesn't reflect current CPU models.

The question about ability to pay bills was here not dichotomized as in the main analysis, but instead a finer original classification was used, where "never problems to pay bills" was separated from "seldom problems to pay bills".