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Classes were supposed to be logical objects par excellence.

Although Ali tried to go to school on Monday, when classes were supposed to restart after the Persian New Year holidays, the authorities said it was too dangerous and students were not allowed in.

Ms. Denis is primarily a health teacher, but her sixth-grade classes are supposed to be devoted to study skills, not health.

Classes are supposed to start on Sept. 12, though the space still requires a few city permits before it can be occupied.

At Madison, said Ron Davis, a spokesman for the union, one mathematics class is crammed with 70 students, even though summer-school classes are supposed to have only 25 or 30 students so that lagging students can get the attention they need.

The curriculum for the new classes does not yet contain a single work by a Chicano author, though the majority of the Tucson student body is Mexican American and the classes are supposed to be taught from their perspective.

However, successfully completing the recommended classes is supposed to give those students a leg up in the application process and will align their studies to work required at UC, possibly allowing them to finish their bachelor's degrees faster than originally anticipated.

The main objective of the SVM schemes is to map the input data from the N-dimensional space to the M-dimensional space (M>N), where the classes are supposed to be linearly separable and can be classified by the calculation of a standard separating hyperplane [64], [65] (see Appendix S2 for details on the implementation of SVM).

Each of these classes was supposed to answer a specific question (Table 1).

The arrest of Zhai Xiaobing, which has inspired a petition calling for his release, stirred a particular kind of dread among China's self-made liberals because it reached into the privileged domain beyond the Great Firewall, the electronic dinner table where members of China's new knowledge class were supposed to be able to joke freely, as long as they kept shopping.

Classes for kindergarten through eighth grade were supposed to end on June 19 and for high school on June 20.