Sentence examples for a precise subclass of from inspiring English sources

Exclusively, we focus on a precise subclass of epistasis which we refer to as pure and strict.

We define a class Father as a subclass of a class Ancestor and a class Son as a subclass of a class Descendent.

More precisely, each row represents a distinct subclass of the class Transmission pattern, which is a subclass of biotop: BiologicalProcess.

Vehicular Ad hoc Networks (VANETs) appeared as a subclass of MANETs for inter-vehicle communication.

A subclass of a class inherits its attributes: the subclass is a child of the parent class.

This definition of retronym seems to be the most accepted: "retronym (jargon) -- A term invented to distinguish a subclass of things from new members of the superclass, where the distinction was previously not necessary, since the old subclass had been all there was of the superclass.

A recommender system (RS) is a subclass of information systems.

All adaptive grid generators are a subclass of a more general iterative map.

But, he added, "there is a small subclass" of defendants who fare badly on their own.

Dr. Sanders's doctoral studies of animal life in soft sediments led him to discover a new subclass of primitive crustaceans.

Peedell says Hewitt's Modernising Medical Careers programme was a blueprint to create "a permanent subclass" of cheap, undertrained subspecialists for the private sector.