I. Act., to draw, bring, or lead together, to assemble, collect (class. in prose and poetry).
4. WRAP-UP/HOMEWORK: In a later class, students assemble a class television timeline, using each of the different genre sections created by groups.
We further assemble the class probability scores generated from VAHC, via a multi-view label fusion method for making a final classification decision.
Lawyers could assemble a class action on behalf of everyone who bought a product by claiming the manufacturer violated some law in making or advertising it.
The job of the admissions office is to assemble a class of students that satisfies the institution's different priorities and limitations.
Attorney Michael David Myers wants to assemble a class action on behalf of every Washington resident who read A Million Little Pieces plus anybody who bought the book from a Washington vendor.
Two Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program students from Wellesley College, seniors Shaina Ma and Zarina Patwa, worked with Karplus and Melissa Webster MBA '09, now a lecturer at MIT Sloan, to assemble class material and summarize readings and lecture content as well as test in-class simulations.
Harvard denies the allegations and said it is follows Supreme Court guidance as it seeks to assemble a diverse class.
To select the best students and to assemble the best class, we must conduct holistic, individualized assessments of our applicants, including consideration of race where appropriate.
But companies from Facebook to the automobile manufacturers have weighed in with briefs urging the high court to overturn a Ninth Circuit decision that they say would allow lawyers to assemble class actions any time they discover a company has violated a law or regulation.
"Part of the conversation was, what happens when you assemble truly world class software engineering team to work on this information, what can we do for people," Laraki said.
