Sentence examples for a similar classification from inspiring English sources

In addition, DC and MC presented an equivalent performance more than 60% of the time and obtained a mean ARI value of 0.4, indicating a similar classification structure.

The draft board ledger states that his medical deferment remained in place from 1968 until 1972, when it was changed to a similar classification: 4-F, or not qualified for service.

It is based upon a similar classification set forth by Aristotle in the Topics (a, iv viii), which has "definition," however, in place of "species".

A similar classification is obtained for positions of direct sums of 2-symmetric algebras and, in the odd case, for the positions of sums of 2-symmetric C*-algebras in matroid C*-algebras.

A similar classification approach was presented in [53].

Dawood and Ghanbari [15] used a similar classification to model MPEG video traffic.

To enlarge considerations of RH activity, a preliminary remote handling handbook (PRHH) was written.This document proposes to adopt a maintenance classification of components similar to that existing for ITER.

Fiset et al. [14] have examined the diagnostic features for the identification of isolated letters using a similar classification-image technique as the one presented in this paper, and found that forty-one percent of the significant pixels were located in the upper half of lowercase letters.

We are not aware of a more similar classification program that uses the same type of original data, against which we could have compared kirmes in lieu of priority.

Figure 11 shows the distinction of replicators according to V and H (a slightly similar classification was derived by Solé [[ 63], p. 282], where spatial and informational complexities of replicating systems can be paralleled with V and H, respectively).

In [35], a similar holiday classification was used forecasting electricity load.