Sentence examples for an independent class from inspiring English sources

Macaulay's vision of an independent class of Anglophone Indians was being realized.

The rāwīs, with reputations for phenomenal memories, eventually came to form an independent class.

However, in speaker ID, speaker diarization, or language recognition, the speakers define an independent class.

The Mavericks -- an independent, Class A minor league baseball team between 1973-77 - were the brainchild of Bing Russell, the actor best known for playing deputy sheriff Clem on TV's Bonanza.

Although the histologic diagnosis of oncocytic follicular tumors presents few problems, the two latest WHO classifications have debated whether these tumors should be considered as an independent class of tumors or as a variant of follicular tumors.

Briefly, we used this algorithm to interrogate the human leukocyte series for the top 25 class genes where each different population of purified leukocytes was an independent class.

In some studies, the PG3 proteins have been proposed to form a 4th independent class (e.g. [ 14]), although their homeodomain shows a high similarity with that of PG2 proteins [ 18, 24] (Additional file 1, Figure S1).

Likewise, wetland class has been excluded in the classification process as an independent LULC class because this class largely covered with grassland, cultivated fields and forest adjacent to Lake Tana.

Among the first classes he was "assigned" (as he phrases it) was a Swahili course, an "independent studies" class taught by the department chairman, Julius Nyang'oro.

Evaluating the skill of the replacement players, Johnson said, "I would call it Class A league--independent Class A". Johnson hasn't actively managed the Reds since the first five games of spring training.

Mr. McDowall, the author, contends that will not happen until Iraq has an independent middle class.