Sentence examples for a unified class from inspiring English sources

Figurative language does not constitute a unified class of linguistic materials that are understood by special figurative processes.

A unified class of knowledge intensive Petri nets is defined using the O-O knowledge-based Petri net approach and used as an AI protocol for handling both the integration and the negotiation problems among multi-agents.

"Respondents wish to sue for millions of employment decisions at once," Justice Antonin Scalia wrote in the leading opinion for the court in the 5-4 denyingn denying claims that the workers amount to a unified class.

From this viewpoint, the idea of a single, unified class of workers began to emerge in China.

The new.NET framework creates a largely unified class library for many Microsoft languages, including C#, C++, Visual Basic, and JScript.

This isn't a conspiracy by a unified ruling class of takers against the far-flung makers, as in the Capitol of "The Hunger Games".

And between these extremes there are, instead of a unified middle class, two distinct groups: an upper echelon of highly skilled, highly educated professionals, who are doing pretty well; and a vast swath of unskilled and semi-skilled workers, who are experiencing falling wages, stagnant or declining living standards, and increased economic uncertainty.

A unified middle class rose and fell together.

He obtained distortion, growth and covering estimates as well as bounds for the initial coefficients of the unified classes.

This would most likely require creating unified classes for each correspondence, all with computable definitions and reference to the ontologies involved.

Some of these states can be interpreted from a social perspective as a divided underclass oppressed by a unified elite, as class distinctions, discriminatory regimes, etc. (see [1] for a deeper insight on some interpretations).