Sentence examples for an integrated class from inspiring English sources

That's evolved over the years so that today we teach an integrated class, integrated because we are all sexual beings that run the same operating systems, but with some variations in the program.

According to Jones, the other boys reported that Till had a photograph of an integrated class at the school he attended in Chicago, and Till bragged to the boys that the white children in the picture were his friends.

The team decides on suggesting a particular integrated class if the class fits with the theme of the week, enables students to better understand an important concept in the curriculum, and allows them to examine the application and different aspects of a concept.

This paper describes an integrated single class based metric called Weighted Class Complexity (WCC) for object oriented design.

This paper reports a transformer-based integrated class-A Differential Power Amplifier (DPA) for the Internet of Things (IoT) applications.

For example, an integrated laboratory class on liver function tests in the gastrointestinal block that can be placed in the week covering the hepatobiliary system.

In the integrated class and neighborhood information, GNDE aims at finding a linear embedding map V ∈ ℝm × l : x i  ∈ ℝ m  → z i  = V T x i  ∈ ℝ l (i = 1, 2, …, N),  l ≪ m, so that samples in the same class keep their neighborhood information and samples in different classes apart from each other.

"One lives in Hyde Park," an integrated middle-class neighborhood, "and the other lives in Washington Park," a nearby but extremely poor and racially segregated neighborhood.

The EC says it will propose by the end of 2017 a legal instrument that provides a procurement framework for an integrated world-class high-performance computing infrastructure capable of at least 1018 calculations per second (aka "exascale computers") and data infrastructure to ensure that Europe is in "the top-3 facilities in the world by 2022-2023".

It needs to include another premise: that the gains from achieving racially and ethnically integrated classes don't come at a disproportionate cost.

Leon is in Ms. Dillon's gifted class; Jason is in general education; and Felix is in what is known as an integrated co-teaching class, which mixes special education students with general education children like Felix.