Sentence examples for a finer-grained classification from inspiring English sources
The former can be understood as a finer-grained classification built on the latter: nonscalar change motion morphemes are equivalent to Talmy's manner-of-motion morphemes, whereas the other three types are subtypes of Talmy's path morphemes, each with a different scale structure.
A natural alternative to a finer-grained classification approach, therefore, is to rate samples on one or several continuous scales.
A methodology for expanding the chemical subhierarchy of the SN into a finer-grained categorization of mutually exclusive types with semantically uniform extents is presented.
Through dynamic checks, CCFI enables much finer-grained classification of sensitive pointers than previous approaches, thwarting all known attacks and resisting even attackers with arbitrary access to program memory.
The Refined Semantic Network (RSN) [21, 22] was introduced as a finer-grained UMLS categorization network that exhibits so-called semantically uniform type extents.
Furthermore, in addition to article classification, our approach also retrieves specific data deposition elements allowing for a finer-grained characterization of both data and deposition location.
We need a finer-grained understanding of human potential.
The coarse detrital clasts "float" in a finer-grained detrital matrix.
The coalition is after a finer-grained localism, one that pushes responsibility down to smaller units.
In "Middlemarch," George Eliot offers a finer-grained and less comic meditation on this theme.
Your submission must adopt a finer-grained synchronization strategy that does not require external synchronization.
