Sentence examples for brief classification from inspiring English sources

Then, we will introduce different steps of our approach after making a brief classification over existing strategies.

In order to conduct a comprehensive power-consumption evaluation study, we present a brief classification according to the node's role as designed by the IEEE 802.15.5 standard to find out how much energy is wasted by each type of node.

The challenges are sufficiently diverse that they resist brief classification, except perhaps to remark that a number of them invoke pragmatics or conversational context, instead of an ambiguity in the term "belief", or in the structure of belief ascriptions, to explain the fact that it seems in some way appropriate and in some way inappropriate to say that Ralph believes the mayor is a spy.

In brief, classification of pathogenicity was performed using a combination of prediction programs, evolutionary conservation, and frequency data.

In brief, classification of responses was based on the correlation of each trial with the average response.

A brief classification of Leishmania subgenera and species associated with the diverse array of leishmaniasis clinical manifestations (cutaneous, mucocutaneous, and visceral forms) is provided in Fig.  1A.

Mula et al. (2006) have reviewed production planning models under uncertainty and have presented a brief general classification which is shown in Table 1.

In brief, the classification pertains to whether athletes purposely hit or collide with each other or inanimate objects (including the ground) with great force (collision), routinely with less force (contact), infrequently or inadvertently (limited-contact), or never (noncontact).

This chapter gives brief general classification of main plasma phenomena and describes different types of plasma particle collisions, waves and instabilities, plasma-wall transition, electron emission mechanisms and wall ablation in the presence of relatively hot plasmas.

I mean, of course, the anonymous librarians who prepare the Cataloging in Publication data for the Library of Congress, the brief descriptive classifications that appear on the copyright page of most books.

A brief discussion on classification of wounds and their management, infection control, antimicrobial, implantable products, wound dressings and bandages makes this chapter interdisciplinary.