Thus, to employ a method of scientific demonstration to establish, or to criticize, claims about the object of metaphysical knowledge is, to use Ryle's classic term, a category mistake.
For example, the classic term frequency inverse document frequency (TF IDF) weighting schema can be used to identify highly weighted words that stand out in an article when compared to the other articles in the collection (Salton and Buckley, 1988).
He has described his upbringing in classic terms, as a boy from a big family who had to be mouthy and funny to make himself heard.
Buddiga framed some of the Bee's appeal in classic terms of the American dream: "It gave me the confidence that no matter what, I can do whatever by working the hardest.
Recently a new scenario has been proposed for renal dysfunction with the coining of the term "renal disease" (RD) as a whole, integrating the classic terms of CKD, the no so classic AKI and the emergent AoC renal disease.
If I had to nitpick over any one thing, it'd be the quality of the decorative label (in classic terms, the "bookplate") on the left side of the interior.
Other classic terms include galyas and pusta, rather than kapal perang and kapal (warship and ship, respectively).
Now, those three classic terms that were never to return (or so it once seemed) are back in our vocabularies.
Compared with the classic term-centric hypergeometric method (CHM), computational results on several real data sets show that GOMA provides more meaningful results.
Publishers and agents began, almost exclusively, and with a new ebullience, to talk about "masterpieces", "great books", and "classics", terms out of favour in the academy; some "masterpieces" were declared as such before they were even published.
Even the idea of the search is a deeply human thing and a classic religious term.
