Sentence examples similar to class stance from inspiring English sources

We use an instance specifically designed to evaluate the 3-class stance classifiers [29].

But clarity also comes from the explicit physical characterizations of each performer, from the straight-backed class-conscious stances of the noble Olivia (Alexey Dadonov) and her suitor, the Count Orsino (Vladimir Vdovichenkov), to the disjointed Cubist angularity of the revelers Sir Toby Belch Alexander Feklistovv) and Sir Andrew Aguecheek Dmitry Dyuzhevv).

So yesterday, the National Venture Capital Association, the leading advocacy org for the asset class, submitted its stance on the debate.

Similarly, Hall et al. (2011) found in interviews that many students in a reformed introductory class took the stance, "the role of math and physics in biology is useful at some level, but not necessary".

({Accuracy})  is the fraction of correctly classified examples for all three stance classes.

Postural performance refers to the ability to maintain body balance in challenging postural conditions (e.g., a stance classed as a handstand, monopedal dynamic stance) and thus avoiding postural imbalance and falls.

Hence, the other possible main supports are ischium (seated with or without feet support), knee (kneeling), and hands (a stance classed as a handstand for skilled sportsmen or quadrupedal postures) [ 45, 46, 57].

Left-wing skinheads are anti-racist and anti-fascist, taking a militant pro-working-class and socialist stance.

The hashtag-based classifier categorizes almost all tweets (96.7%) into either class Mix or Uncertain (stance Neutral).

The filmmakers develop a remarkably wide range of themes in the specifics of the campaign, from Weiner's slogans (emphasizing his concern for the city's middle class) to his policy stances (including a proposal for single-payer health care), from the staging of photo ops to the desperate avoidance of cameras when scandal strikes.

When experiencing a phenomenon of this class, we take an emotional stance towards an object, i.e., a stance that can be positive or negative.