Sentence examples for be easy to classify from inspiring English sources

Libertarian-minded candidates like Mr. Paul are never going to be easy to classify on a chart that includes just one dimension for political ideology.

It would be easy to classify the mainstream hatred of Megan Fox as a classic virgin/whore dynamic, and it wouldn't be incorrect.

It may be easy to classify being touched around your private parts as an example of "bad touch," but sometimes there are natural physiological responses that could feel good, which may seem confusing to young people.

Many costs, such as the examples mentioned above, will be easy to classify.

SOME New Yorkers are easy to classify.

Portraiture, she told me, is easy to classify, a type of photography that literally puts its subjects into boxes.

Besides higher accuracy, the method also has a better sample robustness, which is easy to classify new samples.

Size fractions of 250 to 500 μm were the target of component analyses in most samples (Table 1), because the particles of that size range are easy to classify with pincette and additionally the size range has relatively abundant particles.

The entry point of our algorithm is a set of initial requests that have a common property: it is easy to classify the associated responses (either as execution page or rejection page).

While it is easy to classify Islamists merely as political actors, which they certainly are, they often exist as hybrid organizations.

Interestingly, Cod which was easy to classify in all other cases (i.e., DFAs and SVMs with dolphin-like signal), was rather difficult in this case.