Sentence examples for attempting to classify the from inspiring English sources

There is little to be gained by attempting to classify the process of revolutionary thought because every case history throws up a different pattern.

Since we are attempting to classify the whole sentence, not an individual word, we only consider the last output of the network as the actual classification result.

Attempting to classify the three terrorist groups inspired by fundamentalist Islamic religious views using political labels is a dubious proposition.

"My friend once called the [Friends'] genre that," the 17-year-old Londoner notes when attempting to classify the iconic 90s US TV show, which he considers "the yardstick by which all PG-13 sitcoms are measured".

None of the analytes made a significant contribution to a model attempting to classify the drug-naive state versus drug-treated state of the patients, whether assessed by deviance reduction or by cross-validation.

On the other hand, it is possible to classify samples into the Gaussian subcomponents inferred for each phenotype class, a variation of MDA called Heterogeneous Mixture Discriminant Analysis (MDAhet), because this explicitly takes the heterogeneity of each phenotype class into account by attempting to classify the samples into these subcomponents.

We also attempted to classify the types of discontinuities observed.

In 1992, Finkelstein attempted to classify the main sources of CTOs' influence.

Statistics Netherlands has attempted to classify the 1,200 occupations in its SBC classification in terms of seven job levels (CBS 1993).

Their 7 T MR images revealed such wide variations in pineal gland shape that it led us to attempt to classify the patterns seen in these pineal glands.

Oesterle et al. has attempted to classify the double-skin constructions into four different types, namely box window façade, shaft-box façade, corridor façade and multi-story façade.