Sentence examples for classes of much from inspiring English sources

Intact bowls and a bottle decorated by this technique exist, but whole classes of much more elaborate lustre-painted glass are represented only by fragments.

Okay, so AI puts all these radiologists out of work, but the same AI enables a class of much lower-skilled workers to work in healthcare.

We were unable to determine proven optimal solutions using Gurobi for this problem class of much larger project networks with 120 activities each.

The main contributions of this paper can be summarized as follows: (1) In this paper, a class of much more general singular systems including both stochastic switch, deterministic switch and mixed time-varying delay are considered simultaneously.

We have used the boundary condition and L V ≤ 0 to replace the condition L V < 0 and have generalized some results of Sharov and Ignatyev to cover a class of much more general NSFDEwMSs.

The introduction of British Rail Class 201 diesel-electric multiple units to the Hastings route after 1957 and the completion of the electrification of the South Eastern Main Line in 1961 deprived the class of much of their work.

The electrification of the Chatham Main Line to Dover in 1959 deprived the class of much of their work, although they continued to be used on the South Western Main Line to Southampton and Bournemouth until 1967.

In true Erzsébet fashion, Simpson Bowles would bleed most Americans dry to protect the aristocratic few, stripping the middle class of much-needed tax breaks while it's still reeling from the financial crisis and the last round of spending cuts.

Prominence, however, has not come without basic changes in the sound — if not the rural, working-class substance — of much of country music.

As a member of Mr Cameron's cabinet, his northern accent and relatively modest background have provided an invaluable counterpoint to the public school, upper middle-class backgrounds of much of Mr Cameron's top team.

But instead of targeting the Rioja-drinking classes, the focus of much rhetoric was on the damage done by public drunkenness.