Sentence examples for class typology from inspiring English sources

Estimates of greenspace were from the Centre for Ecology and Hydrology Land Cover Map of the UK (2007), 28 which is derived from satellite images and digital cartography, and records the dominant land use type, based on a 23 class typology, per 25 m by 25 m grid cell.

The six-class typology we developed corresponded to a great diversity of CMS with contrasting performances and farming contexts.

Cocoa plantations were assigned to a five-class typology and tested for independence with growing region using contingency analysis.

The paper proposes a five-classes typology of laboratories that highlights different styles of research organization and productivity at the laboratory level.

If we follow Sosnaud et al. (2013) in using a triple-class typology (inflated, deflated, concordance) to describe the status discordance, we will get 39.74 % of respondents with inflated status, 31.11 % with deflated status, and 29.14 % with concordant status.

Then, using a 2-class typology (lipid or not), we manually selected several training parcels for each class.

Then, using a 2-class typology (pigment or not), we manually defined a brightness threshold to discriminate between the two classes and classified the images according to this threshold.

Figure 2 Course typology.

In light of LCA model, when informants' responses on manifest variables are mutually independent on the condition of being a member of one of the latent classes, the typology could be identified according to the number of latent classes at a given significant level.

The corresponding values listed in Table 1 for class 3 typologies, typical of the 4 other classes, are around 0.80, which indicates that the predictions are well correlated with the results of direct numerical simulation.

This ELISA-based kit cannot discriminate among the specific sub-classes or typologies of aAb.