Sentence examples for classification and limit from inspiring English sources

With the recognition of common mechanisms of faulty annotation, the development of intelligent tools able to identify issues in gene and protein classification and limit the occurrence of 'amanuensis' errors can be envisaged.

The deal, announced Tuesday by Ford and the union, contains a six-year freeze on wages for newly hired workers, combines some job classifications and limits the union's ability to strike.

We used search terms to identify studies among adult humans in high-income countries (according to the World Bank classification), 13 and limited the search to articles in English, French or German.

The classification and the taxonomic limits of the group have been modified several times.

Their work has been greatly developed and generalized to higher-order differential equations and Hamiltonian systems, and a classification and some criteria of limit cases were formulated [4 9].

This paper is concerned with classification and criteria of the limit cases for singular second-order linear equations on time scales.

In this paper, we consider classification and criteria of the limit cases for the following singular second-order linear equation: − ( p ( t ) y Δ ( t ) ) Δ + q ( t ) y σ ( t ) = λ w ( t ) y σ ( t ), t ∈ [ ρ ( 0 ), ∞ ) ∩ T, (1.1).

The obtained experimental and numerical results, together with the results of previous tests performed on lean duplex stainless steel cold-formed hollow sections are reported and used to assess the applicability of existing cross-section classification limits and the continuous strength method (CSM) to lean duplex stainless steel.

Evaluation must include both: supervised feature selection and classification and should not be limited to classification only (Fig. 1).

The main object of this paper is to establish the classification and some criteria of the limit cases for singular second-order linear equations with complex coefficients on time scales.

Table 12 Classification of responses goal and limits.