Sentence examples for characterisation and classification from inspiring English sources

In Section 3, the results obtained in the characterisation and classification procedures are shown and discussed.

Effect-based tools support also the ecotoxicological characterisation and classification of hazardous wastes in the context of the Waste Framework Directive (2008/98/EC).

Sequel to field identification and description of the diagnostic horizons, the palaeosols were analysed using routine laboratory procedures for properties including particle size distribution, pH, calcium carbonate content, colour, elemental geochemistry, clay mineralogy and micromorphology for detailed characterisation and classification.

For testing our characterisation and classification procedures, 20 images of 4 different commercial bread types (baguette, sliced, bran, and sandwich), counting 80 images, were obtained in the same day of purchase using an HP PSC 1210 scanner with the following settings: highlight 190, shadows 40, and midtones 1, and they were saved in TIFF format.

Further characterisation and classification of the UTs dataset was performed according to the analysis work flow shown in Figure  4.

DASH was also validated as a high-throughput method for characterisation and classification of enzymes based on their products, here shown for different xylanases.

Data classification refers to the characterisation and categorisation of a dataset into a particular visual symbology (Dent et al. 2009; Slocum 1999).

Quantitative characterisation of carotid atherosclerosis and classification into symptomatic or asymptomatic is crucial in planning optimal treatment of atheromatous plaque.

In this study we present our results on the development of SSR markers for Physcomitrella patens based on clustered EST data, their classification and characterisation and their applicability as genetic markers on the intra- as well as on the interspecies level.

We are not hung up on categories, rules and classification.

●  clustering and classification.