Sentence examples for an acceptable classification from inspiring English sources
Second, an acceptable classification should deal with the essential and typical in the religious life, not with the accidental and the unimportant.
The signal from the belt positioned around the chest provided an acceptable classification performance compared to the signal from a spirometer (mean cough (c) and quiet breath (q) sensitivity (Se) of Sec = 92.9% and Seq = 96.1% vs. Sec = 90.7% and Seq = 98.9%).
Results show that the lateralization pattern becomes more pronounced as target eccentricity increases and suggest that in the current design the minimum eccentricity for having an acceptable classification performance for two targets at equal distance from fixation in opposite hemifields is about 6° of visual angle.
According to Kirkland et al., Acanthopholinae was not an acceptable classification for the new clade of previously unrecognized nodosaurids because of the instability of Acanthopholis.
However, the use of several characteristics is essential only for demarcating individual polythetic species and for constructing an acceptable classification scheme.
To develop a case definition for the Pneumonia Etiology Research for Child Health (PERCH) project, we sought a widely acceptable classification that was linked to existing pneumonia research and focused on very severe cases.
However, the proposed algorithm avoids complete retraining by using minimum change principle, i.e., by updating weights in F(_{6}) and output layer with which a relatively acceptable classification rate can be achieved with 12,180 trainable parameters.
The previous discussion highlights the difficulties of designing a totally acceptable classification scheme for dengue pathogenesis.
A descriptive, universally acceptable classification system of atrophic acne scars includes three scar types: ice pick, boxcar, and rolling.
If one wishes to use all potential taxonomic characters from all stages, adults, larvae, and eggs, even behavioral and ecological characters, character selection often becomes arbitrary or illogical, and thus any of the final phylogenetic trees may not represent a parsimonious or commonly acceptable classification.
Two wetlands, dambo 1 and dambo 2, are identified from the classification methodology using satellite imagery at an average accuracy of 96%, which is within the overall acceptable classification accuracy for land cover mapping in the Department of Natural Resources.
