Sentence examples for classes of nearly from inspiring English sources

Mr. Marino leads challenging classes of nearly 90 people, six days a week, twice a day, at the Yoga Works studios.

We performed these experiments years ago when computing power was too limited to do lengthy ANN training (including the training of an SOM) with 23 classes of nearly 200-dimensional data, multiple times.

The averages of adherence were first sorted by increasing order then grouped into 604 small-amplitude classes of nearly 30 averages.

The first two students, both girls, rather shyly deliver their accounts to the class of nearly 100.

At art fairs, which finally displaced galleries as the center ring of the global business in objects of esteem, art works were celebrated as an "asset class" of nearly liquid wealth.

More than 12,000 new police officers have been hired in the past five years, and the police academy easily filled its July 2004 class of nearly 1,700 recruits, even though the requirements have become more stringent.

In a speech that promoted his record on women's issues and drew a not-so-subtle distinction with the views of Republicans, including his presumptive challenger, Mitt Romney, Mr. Obama urged members of the class of nearly 600 to climb to the top of the corporate ladder or run for public office.

"Threats to Rights and Financial Barriers to Poor Are Cited at Graduations" (news article, June 6) could have included the words of Representative John Lewis, the civil rights veteran, who spoke to the diverse graduating class of nearly 1,700 at Long Island University's Brooklyn campus.

In the following example, we show that the class of nearly uniformly Lipschitzian mappings properly includes the class of nearly nonexpansive mappings.

One of these generalizations is the class of nearly uniformly Lipschitzian mappings.

The class of nearly Lipschitzian mappings is an important generalization of the class of Lipschitzian mappings and was introduced by Sahu [40].