Sentence examples for categories of the scope from inspiring English sources

Two categories of the scope of impact were identified, broader and specific.

An unsupervised LDA was used to model relationships between acoustic variables and clustered seabed categories with the scope of identifying misrepresentative ground-truthing data points.

In the present work, we classify the current partially-featured AquaUAV into three categories from the scope of the whole UAV field, i.e., the seaplane UAV, the submarine-launched UAV, and the submersible UAV.

Although the scheme is designed to be comprehensive, the proposed categories are necessarily works in progress because of the state of flux in ichnotaxonomy and the need to adjust the definitions of categories according to the scope and scale of the analysis.

But he said the Supreme Court had no "freewheeling authority to declare new categories of speech outside the scope of the First Amendment".

Whilst several categories may cover the scope of a single research article, the co-occurrence of the same two categories in a significant fraction of articles may reflect some hidden relationships between them.

First, in Web of Science various scientific disciplines are grouped into categories based on the scope of indexed journals.

In the case of Polish ICUs, they may be classified into three categories, based on the scope of the services provided.

We limited the paper (by excluding models that do not consider all three categories) to contain the scope of this review, as we examined a large body of related papers from which our selected articles drew their parameters (see additional tables).

It rates buildings on between nine and 12 categories, depending on the scope of the project.

This is also consistent with the more general guideline for overrepresentation analysis, "to set up the population background as the pool of genes that have a chance to be selected for the studied annotation category in the scope of the users' particular study" [ 29].